Sentence examples for whether in the form of from inspiring English sources

Streaming naturally encourages exhibitionism, whether in the form of comic hostility, coquettish vulnerability, or outright titillation.

He detested the glamour and fame attached to "greatness", whether in the form of Alexander the Great or Julius Caesar.

What consumers consumed -- whether in the form of a book, a CD or a can of Coke -- were exact copies.

Mr. Kwatinetz says he believes the future lies in managing "brands" -- whether in the form of people, productions or products.

Scientists have invested enormous effort in teaching chimpanzees language, whether in the form of speech or signs.

This has been despite continual provocation, whether in the form of secret enrichment facilities such as the one outside Qom or in Iran's bellicose pronouncements regarding enrichment.

Then there was the mystique of her self-creation, the lack of prosaic data -- whether in the form of biographical clues or personal revelations.

The Cupertino company has one and only one money pump: personal computers, whether in the form of smartphones, tablets, or conventional PCs.

Until Sept. 11, that system was geared to ease the way for commerce -- whether in the form of tourism, business or study.

Whether in the form of a supplement, microsite or roundtable debate, the funding enables us to explore topics in more depth than tight editorial budgets allow.

As overseas students we cannot overlook the problems faced by our home countries, whether in the form of caste inequality or gender violence.