Sentence examples for sometimes whether this from inspiring English sources

I wonder sometimes whether this is all a replacement for child-bearing.

She has to admit that she has never pushed for integration, and so wonders sometimes whether this means that she, a child of the struggle, is a segregationist.

But I wonder sometimes whether those elected officials learned anything from the war.

"They don't take me seriously sometimes, whether that's because of my personality or my size or whatever.

The sepia language and the ease of reference to Victorian bodies of knowledge can make you wonder, sometimes, whether the author is actually some sort of ghost.

We sometimes wonder whether this is the negro's revenge.What of parents, surely free to smack and belt their way to discipline in those days?Not according to the Recorder of Bradford, Frank Beverley, recorded in his law court in 1951 inveighing on the crimes that could be traced to poor parenting:Parents at this time, unfortunately, do not take sufficient care in bringing up their children.

I have wondered sometimes whether he really believes this, or if he is just trying to make it easier for people to cope with his material — for example, homosexuality in "Swan Lake".

She wonders, sometimes, whether she will be next.

You wonder sometimes whether it's worth playing good football".

Among psychiatric experts, when, and sometimes whether, to prescribe A.D.H.D. medication is still debated.

Sometimes whether you want or not, you just try to do too much, try too hard.