Sentence examples for remarks is whether from inspiring English sources

The question we have to ask, Hegel remarks, is whether seeing the Good as light (or giving utterance to such an intuition) counts as art (PKÄ, 76).

One aspect of the affair that has been much remarked on is whether it would have made a difference if Mr Hollande and Ms Trierweiler had actually been married.

His remarks were noncommittal about whether he would stay in.

Paul, after complaining that Reid's remarks were "personally insulting," asked whether the nation "should have some rules that say before they come into your house, before they go into your banking records, that a judge should be asked for permission, that there should be judicial review?

Mr. Gore was asked after the speech whether his remarks were out of step with the Democratic Party.

It was not clear whether the remarks were intended as an overture — or as a maneuver to raise the stakes — before the negotiations restart.

Asked by the BBC whether her remarks were accurate, Mr Byers said: "I've only seen part of what Pam has had to say.

Whether his remarks were premeditated, taken out of context or just an emotional overstatement, his speech was another symptom of a deteriorating relationship between the Afghan president and the United States military command.

Mr. Noble argued that only by hearing the speech in full could college officials (and everyone else) decide whether the remarks were cause for discipline or had been taken out of context.

Whether my remarks were fortuitous or not I leave to your good sensibilities to determine.

Whether his remarks are pure, unfettered ignorance or the naturally occurring residue of deals brokered behind closed pneumatic doors, well that's another question altogether, and one perhaps best definitively answered by your preferred fake news vendor (TechCrunch is not a certified member of the Fake News Consortium at this time).