Sentence examples for written whether from inspiring English sources
"In the course of the contest, more encores are being written, whether by students, or by amateurs or instrumentalists who are trying writing, or by composers," she added.
"Those stories will be written whether he's sitting at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue or whether he's on the road," Mr. Bartlett said.
Our homes are mini-masterpieces upon which our humanity is written, whether it's planting daffodil bulbs, fashioning a home office or learning how to decode real estate listings in the newspaper.
There was critical contention over the quality of the book; whether it was effervescently or breathily written, whether the "pray" section had any wisdom or was just pilfered new-age hocus pocus; all of which was followed by the inevitable debate over whether it deserved its popularity, which in 2006 – when the internet was younger and trend wasn't a verb – was outlandish.
That's true for pretty much every piece Saariaho has written, whether it's one of her luminous but inescapably dramatic operas, such as L'Amour de loin or Adriana Mater, or her orchestral sound- and cosmos-scapes such as Orion, or her chamber and ensemble works such as Nymphéa and Lichtbogen.
When new predictions are made after the applicability domain is defined, then in the prediction results in the text area of the main window it will be also written whether the object is in applicability domain or not.
The film will show, he writes, "whether 3-D can actually serve actors as they struggle through a complex story set squarely inside the natural world".
"Taxpayers experience the same injury for standing purposes," she wrote, "whether government subsidization of religion takes the form of a cash grant or a tax measure".
"The greatest benefit we owe to the artist," Eliot writes, "whether painter, poet or novelist, is the extension of our sympathies".
As my predecessor Art Brisbane wrote, whether there is such a quest is not an established fact.
Writing, whether it be poetry, drama, literature, reportage, is more essential, more important, and more reverberatory than ever.
