Sentence examples for asked why he feels from inspiring English sources

Asked why he feels entitled to the same relief from public money as, say, someone whose business was physically destroyed at the World Trade Center, Mr. Kershaw said: "It's my money.

When asked why he feels it is okay to comment on the woman breastfeeding, but not on the model with cleavage showing, he replies: "That's just how her [the model's] shirt is, that's fine… You could just do that [breastfeed] somewhere else.

After a speech at Georgetown University Sanders answered a French student who asked why he feels the need to call himself a socialist.

Revis was then asked why he felt Johnson had been intent on trading him.

Asked why he felt compelled to call the governor, Mr. DiVincenzo replied: "Faheem Williams".

When Carter was asked why he felt he was still not in the Hall of Fame, he was stymied.

When I asked why he felt no bitterness his answer was typically pragmatic: "There is no time for bitterness; there is too much to do".

When asked why he felt this trade would be the one that finally made the difference, Sather said, "Because we're only 2 points out of the playoffs".

Mr. Bush took issue with a questioner who asked why he felt the need to circumvent the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which requires court warrants for wiretaps.

Asked why he felt unsafe in Laredo — which has a lower crime rate than New York City or Washington, D.C. — he invoked another "they": "Well, they say it's a great danger, but I have to do it.

The man who famously replied "because it's there" to a journalist who asked why he felt driven to conquer Everest, died on his third attempt on the mountain in 1924.