Sentence examples for thoughts about whether from inspiring English sources

I've had thoughts about whether it would have been better if my family had stayed.

She said she was filled with second thoughts about whether they had done everything they could to assure the adoption.

I'd welcome your thoughts about whether you agree that this can become a more important tool for redress.

DealBook asked Mr. Lazarus whether he had thoughts about whether the firm was pigeonholing itself by so narrowly by defining its practice.

And Mr. Chen himself seemed to be developing second thoughts about whether he could trust Chinese assurances that he and his family would remain safe inside China.

Though Mae occasionally has impure thoughts about whether to keep to herself instead of hopping into the Circle, as employees are expected to do — with feeling!

The sharp suits roared their approval, while avoiding too much thought about whether the actual racing was being marginalised.

And she raises an intriguing thought about whether families each speak different languages, which is why a conversation that seems run of the mill for one would be uncomfortable or unthinkable in another.

He entitles one chapter "The Thomas Court," but there are two sharply divergent schools of thought about whether Clarence Thomas is actually the "intellectual pathbreaker" behind the court's Second Amendment and campaign finance jurisprudence.

Both books have the same thought about whether the love affair between the Duke of Windsor, as Edward was known post-abdication, and the Duchess, as Wallis was known after they married, was the romance of the century: no.

Winfield says he has not given a thought about whether he will designate a Yankees cap or a Padres cap, a Twins cap or a Blue Jays cap, when he is inducted into the Hall next summer.