Sentence examples for the fence about whether from inspiring English sources
So, yeah, I'm on the fence about whether or not it's worth being born.
Like most people, you're probably on the fence about whether or not to watch Carol at the cinema this weekend.
Yet Mr. Rosend says he remains "on the fence" about whether he will vote for Mitt Romney — and cancel out his wife's strong support for Mr. Obama.
MODANO MULLING FUTURE Dallas's Mike Modano said he was "really kind of on the fence" about whether he would retire or return for another N.H.L. season.
Even Marvel Entertainment, whose panel for "The Avengers" was a highlight of Comic-Con 2010, is on the fence about whether it will mount a major presentation.
If you're still on the fence about whether you should buy the iPad Mini, I have a tip for you: you're on the wrong fence.
"Some of the voter-ID laws passed last election make voting more arduous, especially for the poor who are already on the fence about whether participation matters.
Rooney Anand, the chief executive, admitted he was "sitting on the fence" about whether to follow Enterprise Inns in becoming a Reit.
Gregory Stamos, a lawyer of Greek descent who lives in Woodbridge, said: "I'm on the fence about whether to go, but the momentum is building.
One feature I'm on the fence about is bundling.
Alone among the major Republican Senate candidates, Toomey is publicly still on the fence about Trump, refusing to say whether he will back his party's nominee.
