Sentence examples for remembering whether from inspiring English sources
Declarative memories are those you can state as true or false, such as remembering whether you rode a bicycle to work.
Dr. Lupyan found that the subjects who used words to label the objects had more trouble remembering whether they'd seen a specific chair before than subjects who had only pressed a button in a nonverbal task.
Likewise, Celia's heavy drinking — the novel opens with a scene of her not remembering whether she'd had sex with a guy she wakes up next to — is curiously unanalyzed.
Then you presumably have a lot more on your mind other than remembering whether "James Brown Live at the Apollo" is in Slot 191, or that Joni Mitchell's "Misses" is the 20th CD out of 300 ready to play.
By E. B. White and William Wahl The New Yorker, December 28 , 1935P. 9 Everyone apparently has his own little rhyme for remembering whether one-way streets go east or west.
Still, as they settle in this cold winter weekend to watch some football, many Americans may have trouble remembering whether it is the New Orleans Saints or the Atlanta Falcons who made it into the playoffs this season.
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?
