Sentence examples for affair why from inspiring English sources

Town is a less picturesque and a more subjective affair – why Ludlow, you might well ask.

Kit Kats are an everyday affair; why eat them on Halloween when you can have eyeballs that ooze cherry blood, or candy fingers and ears?

This was one of the more baffling aspects of the Snowden affair: why did the US authorities not close in on him earlier?

But if China is sensing that it is likely to end up on the losing side of the Syrian affair, why risk undermining its intensive investment in soft power?

The police cannot explain what is perhaps the greatest mystery about the affair: Why, if he had successfully dropped out of sight for so long, did John Darwin suddenly come back?

Here, several other relevant issues can be explored that might include reasons why the husband and wife decided to marry in the first place, the state of their marriage before and during the affair, why the affair ended, and how the husband felt being with the other woman versus his wife.

I asked Andrew Arulanandam, the N.R.A.'s director of public affairs, why the list had been compiled and displayed on the Web site.

Mark Reckless MP asked to be forgiven at the home affairs committee for enquiring from Dick Fedorcio, the Metropolitan police's director of public affairs and internal affairs why such considerable resources were spent managing a 45-strong press office rather than, say, fighting crime.

At the interview on Friday, she was also asked why the United States micromanaged Pakistan's affairs, why there was such a deep "trust deficit" between the countries, and whether the private security contractors who guard the embassy here were shielded by diplomatic immunity.

If a would-be financial adviser can't manage his own affairs, why would you trust him to manage yours?

"Why can't we run our own foreign affairs, why can't we run our own defense, why can't we run our own immigration policies?" "This debate, no matter what, has resulted in tens of thousands of new campaigners who aren't going to stop campaigning to build a better Scotland".