Sentence examples for perhaps whether from inspiring English sources

And, perhaps, whether you want your parents.

It's going to be entertaining, perhaps whether she means it to be or not.

The wider issue is perhaps whether the NUS should campaign on issues that do not immediately and directly affect students.

A victory by the leftist party Syriza promises a more serious confrontation, especially with Germany, over how — and perhaps whether — to keep Greece in the euro zone.

The main item is whether to adopt more stringent rules governing checks to the head, and perhaps whether further measures are needed to limit fighting.

He looks with pursed lips and narrowed eyes at the young woman with the camera, deciding perhaps whether to tell her to 'bugger orf'.

Now What?" by Noah Gallagher Shannon in order to question whether this emergency landing happened (and perhaps even whether the author was on the flight).

The measure of whether or not a school is good enough, perhaps, is whether or not it's good enough for our very own children.

But the art could be so extreme that it was not clear -- not even to him, perhaps -- whether the result was meant to be, as one critic put it, "therapeutic or traumatic".

A more pressing question, perhaps, is whether people will pay to live in either building now.

Or, perhaps, about whether to serve red, white or rosé with a blanquette de veau?