Sentence examples for remembered whether from inspiring English sources

There is a lot that isn't remembered — whether out of self-protection, wishful thinking, neglect, or obliviousness — about the service of American women in the military.

Asked if she remembered whether Mr. Van Loon supported or opposed the war, she said, "I wouldn't exactly say it was either," adding, "I'd say he was conflicted" — which was exactly right.

Vice President John Nance Garner said his job wasn't worth a bucket of warm spit, and, by that point, Garner had become so unimportant that nobody remembered whether he actually said "bucket of warm spit" or "pitcher of warm spit" or a container of something else entirely.

Not to entertain their parents, or to improve their social skills – he told the stories that children live themselves, wobbling on the uncomfortable brink between dreams, imagination and reality, where truth is whatever can be remembered, whether it really happened or not.

However, we believe it is reasonable to assume that most respondents would have remembered whether they obtained their license before or after they turned 18, and thus that the main outcome reported here—only 54% of respondents obtained a driver's license before their 18th birthday is unlikely to be biased by a large amount due to inaccurate reporting or missing data.

The participants probably remembered whether or not they participated in outdoor recreational PA during the last 12 months although the number of times might be misleading.

I can't remember whether she was successful.

Jennifer cannot, or will not, remember whether she killed Amanda.

She can't remember whether White was on the train.

"Do you remember whether you flushed it down the toilet or not?" "I don't remember".

Remember the days when one actually had to remember whether "committee" had one m or two?