Sentence examples for heading why from inspiring English sources

Replacing the travel essay with an ugly, oversized picture under the heading "Why We Travel" caused me to ask why we read the New York Times Travel section.

For her son's profile, Mrs. Weisberg wrote, under the heading Why Is Brad a Great Catch: "Bradley is energetic, motivated, enthusiastic and, if I do say so myself, an attractive young man.

Under the heading "Why we love Andrej Pejic", the online profile referred to him as a "thing" and a "blonde gender bender" with aspirations to be a Victoria's Secret Model, which made the writer want to reach for a "sick bucket".

You can read the more scientific explanation of this under the heading Why Earlier Melt Matters, on the NSIDC website.

The conversations about the art scene, politics, where Europe is heading, why we expats made the life choices we did, all of it was great.

We modified the heading "Why should I use this booklet?" to "How will this booklet help me?" B. Using the booklet to prepare for an upcoming appointment (Question 3).

Partners and employees have issued advertisements in American newspapers defiantly headed "Why we are fighting back".

On the eve of the Nobel announcement, Colta, a highbrow Russian online culture publication, posted a short item headed "Why You Should Know Who Svetlana Alexievich Is".

Esther Rantzen wrote a piece disarmingly headed "Why all women love an ugly man", and the Daily Mirror went as far as describing him as a "pin-up".

Ms. Dragas sent her board a newspaper editorial on the issue, in an e-mail headed "why we can't afford to wait".

The 2016 World Book Night's all-white author selection prompted Guardian Review to run an article headed "Why haven't I been invited to the party?