Sentence examples for namely why from inspiring English sources

Namely: why do directors keep trying to make The Ultimate Rock'n'roll Movie?

Nonetheless, he said, it may explain "a spectacularly interesting phenomenon, namely why we are here".

Namely, why are they alive when, as Ronnie Wood himself has said, 'most partygoers are dead'?

Namely, why do we stick by people who treat us badly?

"The question is no longer the Fabian one Howard faced, namely: 'Why are the many poor?'" he says.

Namely, Why shouldn't I bleach my hair, it's no differentthan you highlighting yours, and besides why shouldn't I be blondwhen my mother is blond?

Listening to the ocean may help researchers solve a long-standing mystery about ultrahigh-energy neutrinos--namely why there seem to be more of the elusive particles than theorists can account for.

This of course invites a certain question, namely, just why is it less objectionable to have objects with the latter modal properties than the former one.

But it does at least raise other pertinent questions – namely, when and why did our society shift so dramatically from one that ignores child abuse, to one that quite deliberately, and so dynamically, addresses it?

We've always had a different path," he said when describing why Namely is different from Zenefits.

This imposes a demand even on those who wish to reject (CA), namely to explain why, if (CA) is simply false, it so closely approximates to the truth about abilities.