Sentence examples for we care whether from inspiring English sources
Why should we care whether two words chime cleanly or clunkily?
Why do we care whether the information attained by interested teachers is free or not?
It's amusing enough, but there's an assumption that we care whether Robin Williams voices the Genie, or that we're fond of The Lion King's songs, which – in my case – isn't justified.
We care whether the man who praised "The Animal" was a reviewer for The Ridgefield Press or a copywriter at Sony, or whether Ellis, in teaching his Mount Holyoke students about Vietnam, had been in the jungles.
Should we care whether an individual professor uses the classroom as a place of political advocacy, as long as elsewhere in the curriculum there are offerings by advocates for other sides of the same topic?
We care whether Stevens can thwart the death of his new inamorata, or whether he finds (as one review cleverly put it) that the past is a "read-only" file that can't be changed.
That was how they deleted in the old days, back when we cared whether we made errors.
Do we really care whether people in these countries manage a decent meal a day, when we don't really care about the economically weak in our own midst.
But should we really care whether a work of art is alleged to be a "fake"?
"Nobody cares if there's an S.R.O. on the block, but we do care whether the people have appropriate facilities and supervision," he said.
Of course, the bigger question is this: Why do we even care whether these mastodons known as Trump Steaks still roam the earth somewhere in the vast Trump empire?
