Sentence examples for whether of true from inspiring English sources

In a society where one's position, title, and education drives perception, we see people as powerful, and people see themselves as such, based on their credentials (whether of true value or not).

But whether out of true moral convictions or, as some claimed, out of a cynical sense of self-preservation, the Schiffmans did not behave like the other merchants on the street.

Democrats in the Senate now know they can buck the president, and will no doubt be emboldened to do so regularly, whether in search of true compromise or political advantage.

A still ongoing controversy is to know whether the absence of true blinding of cause of death assessors may have introduced bias in the results of these trials.

However, confirming whether the complete absence of true isolated bone metastasis is characteristic of colorectal cancer will require a larger study population.

Further studies are needed to clarify whether O. vulgaris is able of true IR –and not simply of binary IR.

We were unable to determine whether this is a function of true asthma prevalence or differential diagnosis.

Diffusion processes in heterogeneous media, and biological systems in particular, are riddled with the difficult theoretical issue of whether the true origin of anomalous behavior is renewal or memory, or a special combination of the two.

The difficulty of appreciating unique R/S perspectives and their relevance for particular clients is emphasized and the question of whether a "true" understanding of R/S beliefs necessarily leads to better health is examined.

Stories like Bill Gates' raise the question of whether true hackers really change the world.

It opens with a short treatise on the meaning of eating: "I have to wonder whether any of the true highlights of my fortysome years have had to do with food.