Sentence examples for definite why from inspiring English sources

No one has a definite why, but your glider will freak out if it hears them.

It's affecting my liver, my pancreas, my stomach, and nobody can really give me a definite answer why.

I am desperate to know what happened to the definite article: why aren't they called Hercules and the Love Affair?

It's not dissimilar in sound to Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines, also produced by Pharrell – but there's a definite reason why that catapulted an artist hitherto unknown outside of R&B circles to No 1 worldwide, and this is destined to remain a deep cut on one of Jay-Z's most unremarkable albums.

Besides the fact that there seemed to be more down- than up- regulated genes in the AD brains where neurodegeneration was already evident [ 2, 3]., we cannot offer an definite explanation why some genes, such as, Syntaxin binding protein 1 and kinesin 2 found up-regulated by STAR procedure, consistent with the results obtained by others [ 3, 32, 33], yet not confirmed by qRT-PCR.

And also, without a definite purpose why you want to quit, it makes it nearly impossible for it to happen.

Staying thisclose to the original staging of John Caird and Trevor Nunn (who are again credited as directors, along with Shaun Kerrison as associate director), this revival offers definite evidence of why "Les Misérables," which continues to thrive in the West End in London, is the best of the mega-musicals of its era.

"There's a definite reason here why many of these companies aren't getting funded by other firms, " says Jaime Punishill of Forrester Research.

"I didn't get any definite answer on why they didn't want me to play they just told me that they felt I should focus on my fitness," Townsend said on "Good Morning America" on Saturday morning.

We did not know the definite cause of why C-MAC was slower than Macintosh blade and AWS.

The researchers had no definite answer as to why the programs were having negative effects on the adolescents.