Sentence examples for that asking whether from inspiring English sources

Drawing from Bruno Latour's analysis of the National Rifle Association's slogan "Guns don't kill people, people do", Rappert points out that, "asking whether it is the user or the gun that is the 'real' agent missed how the weapon and the person are hybridised together in a locally accomplished assemblage" (ibid., p. 215).

Turing said that asking whether machines could pass the imitation game is more useful than the vague and philosophically unclear question of whether or not they "think".

The explanation, I suspect, is that asking whether benefits are too high or too low is an unusually difficult judgment to make.

Reiss remembers it as a strange and disheartening gathering, in which "Sebeok started off by saying that asking whether animals had language was like asking if elephants could fly".

Grabbing the bull by the horns, indieWIRE.com ran a long feature headed "Does Cannes matter?" Its insistently affirmative conclusion was that "asking whether Cannes matters is sort of like asking, Does film criticism matter?

We have previously reported that asking whether individuals had suffered from headache during the last year yielded high positive predictive value and high specificity for identifying individuals with migraine ≥1 day/month [6].

In 1966, when Time shocked its readers with a cover that asked whether God was dead?

Finally, researchers managed to do large clinical trials that asked whether such screenings saved lives.

But on an item that asked whether minus-4 was a negative or a positive number, he confidently picked positive.

You know, the one that asked whether corporations should have the power to strike down our laws?

In a paper that asked whether the Internet was to shopping what the Colt.45 revolver supposedly was to Dodge City, Kan.