Sentence examples for speak about whether from inspiring English sources

Students could see racial difference at work, but were not prepared to speak about, whether it was reacting to the sense of collective guilt and trauma, or because a culture of civility obfuscated the possibility of dialogue, or their own prudence in terms of their careers meant being blind about race.

When asked to speak about whether the IOC did not specifically ban the wearing of armbands, he said: "I don't think it got to that stage.

Mr. Bush refused to commit himself completely, however, saying he would leave it to the government's experts to "speak about whether it's him or not".

If you want to have stellar presentation skills, then you have to sound like an expert on the subject you're speaking about, whether it's the mating pattern of sea otters or the inexplicable popularity of Miley Cyrus.

Your friends determine what you speak about, how you speak about it and whether or not you gain or lose social capital and network.

7 Chris Robshaw 8/10 Forget the rubbish spoken about whether he's a No7.

Mikhal Afanasyer, a librarian, spoke about whether the worship of Russian writers as cultural and political prophets has persisted.

I am constantly talking with my writers about why they should write more, once we've spoken about whether they should write at all.

The former Fulham boss said: "People have spoken about whether I would sign a new deal, but I am delighted to extend it and I am looking forward to the challenges that will come.

In June 1985, when Enoch Powell was due to present a private members' bill that would have banned stem cell research, Dennis Skinner took up two and a half hours speaking about whether or not to move the writ for a by-election in a seat whose MP had recently died.

He spoke about whether you can apply for a postal or proxy vote if a last minute holiday means you might miss the vote, how to make sure you do not spoil your ballot paper, and whether you will still get to vote if you are still queuing when the polls close.