Sentence examples for put it whether from inspiring English sources

His correspondents and, later, his biographers were in an uncomfortable bind: he spoke to them, as to everyone, in "parables and in hints and in indirections," as he put it, "whether from diffidence or some other instinct".

Many were drawn to the heroic nature of the quest — a chance to see, as one later volunteer put it, "whether there is the making of a man in me, or just clay" — and by the prospect of becoming the next Henry Stanley, who had located Livingstone in East Africa five decades earlier.

Lucky Numbers Adjusting the Dials Of Nature's Console The prospect of this plethora of universes has brought new attention to a philosophical debate that has lurked on the edges of science for the last few decades, a debate over the role of life in the universe and whether its physical laws are unique -- or, as Einstein once put it, "whether God had any choice".

We were culturally hybrid — "cultural mulattos," as Ellis put it — whether we had one white parent or not.

The amendment would require 60 votes to pass, and it is "unclear," as Roll Call put it, whether any Republicans would vote for it.

As The Economist put it, "Whether or not Mr. Rosenberg's killers are brought to justice will show whether or not Guatemala is indeed a failed state".

As Lewis puts it: "Whether news organizations believe in its potential to make money or not, they see the train leaving the station and don't want to get left behind.

The issue is not, as the dissent puts it, whether "counting every legally cast vote can constitute irreparable harm".

As the writer Ariel Dorfman puts it, "Whether Bachelet does or doesn't do anything significant during her tenure as president, she did something hugely important, and hugely positive for Chile, just by being elected".

The biggest challenge for doing NLP in Spanish was managing the various "versions" — as Peñalva puts it — whether it's Mexican Spanish, Columbian, other South American flavors, Hispanic U.S., or indeed European Spanish.

The Future Vertical Lift program requires the Army to decide, as Aboulafia puts it, whether this "is a big battle concept worth paying for".