Sentence examples for whether though from inspiring English sources

Which made me suspect that Monty Python is the true academy of contemporary English acting and wonder whether — though the heroic insights of Winston Churchill, then First Lord of the Admiralty, give the movie its backbone — Britain was really saved by the Ministry of Silly Walks.

Software increasingly intermediates all relationships with customers, whether though digital commerce or enterprise services.

If Twitter is serious about owning public discussion of media, adding some form of audio ID would be smart, whether though buying, building, or partnering.

We know how to do this as well, whether though the funding of intervention policies with a proven record of blocking violence in several case studies and contexts, or strengthening soft targets like nightspots to better contain violence by design or security, or making it easier for qualified responders to arrive and act quickly to minimize casualties.

Nobody was sure, though, whether the weapon was real.

Whether she will, though, is much less certain.

Some still doubt, though, whether the terror associated with the interrogation system is an effective deterrent.

It was not clear, though, whether the authorities would let the matter rest there.

It's unclear, though, whether cramming so much into "Views" will melt or fortify boundaries.

It is not clear, though, whether any charges resulted from the inquiries.

It remains far from clear, though, whether Germany would countenance such proposals.