Sentence examples for whether on paper from inspiring English sources

A lawyer has to present it powerfully too, whether on paper or in person.

"We marvel at the power of the printed word, whether on paper or on screen," he said.

"The inherent desire to create – whether on paper or in scenarios with toys – is universal to us all.

Lewis expressed his esoteric ideas in brisk, sturdy, lucid prose, whether on paper or orally, but he was famously incapable of small talk.

What you are reading, it says, whether on paper, laptop, tablet or phone, is a contribution to something which stands for something.

As Warnock sees it, virtually everything you read, whether on paper or on screen, could be processed through Adobe software.

Equally, Eastern civilisation treasured its scrolls and manuscripts, whether written on paper or silk, and stored these in exquisite wooden buildings, some set on stilts above water so that insects were unable to devour their precious books.

His view, which would nowadays be called inscriptionalism, is that logical systems are actual collections of concrete marks, whether printed on paper in books and journals, or in handwritten notes, or more ephemerally as spoken words, chalk marks on blackboards, or (nowadays) patterns on computer screens.

The BDI-II has good psychometric properties whether administered on paper or online (Holländare, Andersson, & Engström, 2010).

The internet has encouraged the possibility that, one day, all papers will be free, whether they are on paper, the internet, a mobile phone or the medium we haven't yet thought of.

In other words, reproducing scriptures, whether orally or on paper, was good for karma.