Sentence examples for easier to ask why from inspiring English sources
It's so much easier to ask why more women are not C.E.O.'s or board members or surgeons or pilots.
It's easier to ask why Assad's wife doesn't just say something to him, when we know only what various representations -- emails, photos, speeches -- suggest about their marriage.
Take music: it is very easy to ask, why don't more (pick your developing country) people make a career in music or art?
And looking at the facts being disputed in Chasing Hillary – a hair treatment and champagne consumption – it might be easy to ask why they're such a big deal.
It would be easy to ask why anyone, whose ancestors have endured as much as theirs have, often at the hands of their own government, would still love their country, and still hope that they could be considered full members of the polity.
It's easy to ask, "Why would you want to remain married to a man who no longer wanted to be married to you?" Especially when it is not your man or marriage that is in danger.
It is unsettling because it is, at once bright and vibrant, with a languid pace and musical soundscape that is often abruptly interrupted by the violence that causes Kemela to ask, "Why is it so easy to die for nothing?" The resolve of this island's inhabitants belies this notion, making the film's title as apt then as it is now.
Why, Pete, one wanted to ask, why?
