Sentence examples for whether told from inspiring English sources

Is that too much to ask? Whether told in a farcical or mournful light, these flesh-creeping tales of underclass squalor should be coming to the end of their mattress-strewn, cider-sluiced, pitbull-infested road.

Cosmology occupies itself with the origin and history of the universe; our primal hunger for creation stories, whether told by shamans or astrophysicists, makes this a universal area of human fascination.

Her gift was, and is, to be instantly recognisable: a Beryl Bainbridge novel, whether told in the first or third person, has her stamp on it from the first paragraph to the last.

Read either author's presentation, though, and there can be no dispute: this was one heck of a life, a great 20th-century story whether told with the character flaws or without.

The facts — whether ones that have been lived by the director or historical ones, whether told in poised images or kinetic ones, whether dealing with controversies or uncontroversial intimacies — have no mereness about them, no weighty physical opacity, no sense of the haphazard or the contingent.

How about the House of Windsor?) Whether told in the voice of a fastidious, aging mama's boy (in "A Chip in the Sugar") or a prim, poison-pen-wielding spinster ("A Lady of Letters"), the "Talking Heads" monologues are quiet, exquisitely modulated and veddy, veddy English exercises in dramatic irony.

To examine whether telling symptomatic patients that they will soon be better shortens the duration of their illness.

It is unknown whether telling patients explicitly the nature of placebo treatment compromises placebo effects or not.

If your siblings don't know about the affair, think very carefully whether telling them is a good idea.

During the interview, Ms. Leathers was asked whether she told Mr. Weiner that she loved him.

Whether I told the receiver this, or lied to protect Ronnie, I simply forget.