Sentence examples for discussions about why from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: During the years I taught high school, there were many discussions about why boys hit their girlfriends.

It opens the door for lots of discussions about why certain decisions are right for our family, and why other families may make different choices.

In recent years, says George Brooks of the University of California, Berkeley, muscle researchers have had more or less continuous discussions about why muscles fatigue.

The locals held impromptu discussions about why their presumed enemies were decorating their walls; a bespoke-travel agent was inspired by JR to create tours that took in both sides.

Chester also reportedly acknowledged how the proposal was a controversial one at the college in the autumn last year, but there have been "serious discussions" about why the event is happening.

"We've had extensive discussions about why it was wrong, and how it's kind of like plagiarism, taking someone else's words or someone else's music and not giving them credit for it," she said.

There's plenty of discussion about why Americans don't cook.

But as usual, Coach John Tortorella chose not to engage in a discussion about why his team has fared poorly in overtime.

With dropout data so difficult to pin down, there has been too little discussion about why the rate apparently climbed.

Her cover of Elle magazine became a discussion about why it was a crop of her face, not her body.

"We need to have a deep discussion about why that happened and how to change it," he said.