Sentence examples for fascinating why from inspiring English sources

That's why Formula One is so fascinating, why it's so appealing to our fans and enthusiasts".

But he brought the material home to show me and he said, "This is so fascinating, why don't we give it to the Maysles Brothers?" And I said no, let's do it ourselves, and that's when we were off and running.

His discussion raises fascinating questions — Why do stutterers find relief when singing? Was Hamlet a stutterer?

This reveals something fascinating about why tattoos are not treated as "serious" art.

Such details are fascinating, but why would anyone but dedicated classic-car enthusiasts care about these half-century-old cars?

But it throws up fascinating ideas: why should you be the one up all night working when it's pupils who actually need to do the learning?

And they raise a fascinating question: why did the cover story of "climate change" permit the enthusiastic promotion of images and language that would be normally be considered unacceptable in a public exhibition?

This last comment goes someway to answering Dylanwolf's original, fascinating question: "Why did he choose to fictionalise it?" Of course, there's an easy answer: Fallada was asked to produce the book by an East German propaganda minister.

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson said in tribute to their friend, who died of pneumonia as a complication of the leukaemia with which she was disgnosed in 2006: "Nora Ephron who knew what was important to know: how things worked, what was worthwhile, who was fascinating and why.

The UK Peace Index, published on Tuesday, attempts to answer a fascinating question: why has our country become "substantially and significantly" more peaceful?

But while it's frustrating that we're unable to vote against it, what's fascinating is why politicians continued to see our policy as such a winner.