Sentence examples for whether the populace from inspiring English sources
The challenge yesterday was whether the populace could hold onto the painfully learned lessons of Sept. 11 at a time when the crisis was more mundane.
It's unclear "whether their fighters will stick with them, whether they will have the morale to do that, [and] whether the populace of Mosul will tolerate their continued presence in the city".
This of course reflects much of the debate about blogging: whether it enables too many people to write useless things, pretending to an authority they haven't earned, and generally clogging the tubes; and whether it frees the populace from the tyranny of the MSM and its extraordinary self-importance.
He says that historically, art was used to shape a collective narrative and control the populace, whether through icons, architecture, books, or drawings.
There, as in much of the developing world, culture and language can change from one valley to the next, and whether the local populace buys into a project is crucial for success.
"The focus of risk has now shifted from whether or not the Farc will fully commit to laying down their arms, to whether the Colombian populace and courts system will accept the peace deal as politically and legally valid," he said.
Asked whether the American populace could handle terrorism as a constant but simmering threat, Brookings Institution scholar Michael O'Hanlon said, "I actually tend to think our psyches are already there".
This seems to have assuaged the populace; regardless of whether or not Augustus was a consul, the importance was that he not only appeared as one before the people but could exercise consular power if necessary.
When Rama is restored to his kingdom, the populace casts doubt on whether Sita remained chaste while a captive.
Olmec leaders at La Venta, whether they were kings or priests, undoubtedly used them to impress the populace with their seemingly supernatural powers.
