Sentence examples for an idea of why from inspiring English sources

So you have an idea of why on earth you want to do the job.

For an idea of why the music industry is screwed, that last comment pretty much says it all.

You're hopefully already getting an idea of why that's so hard to translate – and why there are so many possibilities.

(That temperature is roughly double what most domestic ovens reach, to give you an idea of why the results are crisp and bubbling, not soggy and limp).

Contrast that to last season, when he was 99 for 246 (40.2 percent), and you get an idea of why his scoring average has dropped by 3.6 points.

"One million people – that's the White House for a generation, which gives you an idea of why they are trying so hard to stop people voting".

Now you start to get an idea of, wow, why this does not compute.

To get a better idea of why a traditionally designed website doesn't work for mobile devices, try this little experiment.

The previously-mentioned numbers gave a clear idea of why a special issue on particulate matter and nanoparticles toxicology is important for this field.

2. To get an intuitive idea of why disjunctive syllogism is invalid in paraconsistent logics, think about what we should say about the argument if both Q and ¬Q could be true together.

The first visit to a coffee shop for working might give you a good idea of why it's important to have a plan in place for each visit.