Sentence examples for whether truly from inspiring English sources

He wondered whether truly realistic stories of foster youth could make for great movies or television.

It was long considered doubtful whether truly stable orbits could exist near those Lagrangian points because of gravitational perturbations by the major planets.

The question is whether truly effective intervention will seem politically impossible until it's too late — as seems to be the case in the government's (far simpler) dealings with the automobile industry.

It is not disputed that the purpose of a for-profit corporation is to make a profit for stockholders, but there is an intense debate about whether maximizing stockholder profits is the sole legitimate purpose of corporations as Milton Friedman and others have argued and whether truly beneficent corporate conduct is justifiable.

The main concern about this liberalized definition is that it could theoretically make it more difficult for casual observers to discern whether truly enormous public rampages are actually on the rise.

Whether truly accurate or not, the quote identifies the root cause at the new Walter Reed; the Navy health care leadership at Bethesda and the Pentagon are unable to play well with others.

In summary this proposal determines whether McCain truly wants a respectful campaign.

Grimshaw, who appeared disturbed by Hanson's comments, asked the politician whether she truly believed whether there was no such thing as a "good Muslim".

One might reasonably wonder whether we truly need the label "flexitarian" or whether, indeed, it is so different from "omnivore".

He also questioned whether Palestinians truly wanted a state.

It will also consider whether London truly requires a single big hub.