The part of the sentence 'whether it is truth' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when you are asking yourself or someone else to confirm the validity of something. For example, "I'm still uncertain about the information, so I'm wondering whether it is truth."
"Curiosity-driven" means driven simply by the desire (often obsessive) to determine the truth of a matter, independently of whether it is a truth that will rise to an era's great challenges.
And yet whether it is scientific truth you are seeking, or just a job, you will advance your personal mission tremendously by packaging it along with the boundless energy and passion that make up a "single-minded pursuit".
When we talk about truth, we are unsure whether it is the same truth we are talking about.
I am not about to gamble $30,000 of my money to see whether it is telling the truth this time.
There are an awful lot of people in politics and elsewhere who believe that any kind of religious faith is better than none, regardless of whether it is founded on truth or delusion.
While it remains an open question that we cannot discuss here any further whether it is a conceptual truth that collective agency entails collective autonomy, one should take these considerations seriously because they can quickly become relevant in the PIA context.
Furthermore, whether it is acceptable to see truth as coming in levels at all, context-based or not, remains disputed.
"Claiming to have received consent, whether it is based in any truth or not, betrays a policing culture that refuses to recognize its own outsized power over those it alleges to protect and serve".
The Ngo Dinhs had learned that these important Americans would more often than not go away content, report to Washington what they had been told, and not try to determine whether it was the truth.
And then sometimes the definition of truthfulness is hard to pin down; as Malone says of one person whom he and another agent, Martin Eric Closee), have just questioned, "I think he believes what he's saying; whether it's the truth or not is another story".
Some things we know but prefer not to think about, says John Gray - whether it's the truth about the invasion of Iraq or the failures of the financial system that led to the banking crisis.
