Sentence examples for quite whether from inspiring English sources

I don't know quite whether to believe him.

Quite whether the looming election helps or harms the pursuit of peace is unclear.

Quite whether it will be compensation enough is difficult to tell.

Quite whether being without a coach should be cause for angst is another debate altogether.

Quite whether Glastonbury will weather another 40 years remains to be seen.

Quite whether George Lucas, of American Graffiti fame, is also a genius is another matter.

You really wonder whether you've got what it takes, whether you can compete; quite frankly, whether you even belong".

"Not caring about the instability of these countries really would hurt our economic future quite dramatically, whether it's unrest, whether it's disease," Gates told BBC News.

Therefore, it is still not quite clear whether rapamycin exhibits direct antitumor activity or whether it acts in a more indirect systemic way.

I never quite know whether to believe this or not.

"They haven't quite decided whether they love or hate the monitors".