Sentence examples for topics whether from inspiring English sources

Controversial topics, whether domestic or international, are given one-sided treatment or else ignored.

And they are always well informed on topics, whether serious (electoral systems) or silly (the sticks that plug takeaway coffee lids).

But a quick glance reveals you're discussing the following topics Whether Damon Albarn makes chocolates What the hell is a Tonka bean?

It means Charles has access to more top-level information about his pet topics, whether organic agriculture, complementary medicine or town planning, than elected ministers of state with responsibilities in those areas.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is focusing in on two sensitive topics: whether to permit exchange-traded funds to expand beyond indexed products and whether it is appropriate for mutual fund sponsors to enter the hedge fund business.

Ideally, you would have simply spoken up at the time, gently deflecting unwanted topics, whether the famously contentious (religion, politics) or the clearly innocuous (lame jokes, tedious vacation stories, a detailed recounting of the plot of "Inception").

Nochimson was recently out for coffee with Chase, she says, when she broached the topic of "whether Tony was dead".

Her life and times have turned her into a global perma-trending topic whether she likes it or not.

Charles Barkley appeared to discuss possibly the world's most boring topic: whether LeBron is the greatest basketballer of all time.

But another parliamentary committee hearing is planned on a similar topic — whether the foreign news media are covering Israel fairly.

IT has never been easier to read up on a favorite topic, whether it's an obscure philosophy, a tiny insect or an overexposed pop star.