Sentence examples for whether to speak from inspiring English sources

"He really agonized about whether to speak out or not," she said.

So what do you tell a woman who doesn't know whether to speak up or keep quiet?

She admitted, though, that she had agonised over whether to speak out in defiance of the church hierarchy.

Virtually all the women I talked to who were struggling with whether to speak publicly said that advice from friends, loved ones, and colleagues was a deciding factor.

Praising victims for their courage in coming forward, he encouraged anyone else who was wondering whether to speak out to do so.

Like a lot of the performers at this year's Latin Alternative Music Conference, Henry D'Arthenay, the guitarist and singer of the Venezuelan band La Vida Bohème, pondered onstage whether to speak to the audience in Spanish or English.

She is suspicious, and doesn't know whether she wants to speak to him or not.

"Whether you decide to speak out about it or not, it's going to affect everybody one way or another.

An unanswered question is whether Boris Johnson decides to speak up in support of Sir Bernard on stop-and-search.

He asked the F.B.I. agent whether he wished to speak to Mr. Alomari and handed him the phone.

"We've done that and we wait to hear whether Michael wants to speak to us".