Sentence examples for whether actually from inspiring English sources

In addition to offering excellent playing, it shows that all of Berlioz's music is essentially dramatic and partially narrative, whether actually written for the human voice or not.

And the single Latin word "plebs" is still an insult, whether actually uttered or not, that can force a government minister to resign.

I can't wait to see all three of these productions, but I'm beginning to wonder, in at least two of the cases, whether actually being able to see them may not represent its own, entirely separate thrill.

But not to acknowledge her work as the head of Perfect Curve would be to ignore the brilliant BBC rebranding exercise catastrophic Wingategate PR support, and her thoughts on whether "actually going backwards" could be the future.

Nicolson does a brilliant job of showing us English rural society in the last throes of feudalism and dares to ask the difficult question of whether, actually, we weren't all happier back then.

The bishop of St Albans, the Rt Rev Dr Alan Smith, told the programme: "The issue is whether we think that what makes for human thriving is more and more shopping and whether actually there are other things that we as a society might want to value and champion".

Other cyber experts have questioned whether he actually did - and whether it is even possible.

(Whether he actually did is debatable).

"Whether he actually did was a question.

"Everything depends on whether these actually sell".

Then there were questions about whether treatment actually worked.