Sentence examples for whether of a from inspiring English sources

He was impatient with verbal excess, whether of a confessional or an apocalyptic kind.

Good government, whether of a country or a family, is built on individual responsibilities toward a common goal.

Stylized, broad comedy, whether of a literary or a physical kind, has a bit more room to breathe onstage.

Just as questions of admissibility of evidence are traditionally for the court, questions of credibility, whether of a witness or a confession, are for the jury.

Investors are less eager, but a good story -- whether of a growing doughnut company or a new semiconductor company -- can still excite interest.

I predict that the next major outbreak — whether of a highly fatal strain of influenza or something else — will not be due to a lack of preventive technologies.

Next, we investigated whether loss of A-type lamins might influence 53BP1-dependent DNA damage pathways.

The sound which passes through the lips whether of an individual or of all men is one and yet infinite.

Most professional selections these days – whether of an American president or an England football manager – are described as the most important in the history of the post.

And yet they are Welsh-Argentines, highlighting another aspect of identity, whether of an individual or a community.

These events, whether of an artistic or athletic nature draw in big crowds and big bucks to their respective cities.