Sentence examples for need for why from inspiring English sources

Shimmering in the distance behind you is all the explanation you really need for why this segment of frontline between the Nationalist and Republican sides in the Civil War was so important.

She doesn't quite match the other two for colour or flare, but the elegant poise of her playing is all the explanation you'd need for why so many great pianists are seduced by the seemingly simple pieces.

Hugo, my youngest, had been talking for weeks about riding on a unicorn, so when Faye the farmer led the most perfect white pony towards a seldom-silenced four-year-old, there was no explanation needed for why it didn't have a horn sticking out of its head.

Since accurate information on such important matters is or once was available, some explanation is needed for why it is ignored or forgotten.

There was also a personal enthusiasm for mixed methods research amongst some of the researchers who felt that a justification was needed for why a study did not use a mixed methods approach.

In studies where the "prominent deck B" applies, the issue is related to a pure academic argument, that is, an explanation is needed for why the "prominent deck B" phenomenon was not identified by over 100 research studies during the past 13 years.

I don't need explanations for why main villain Hela (Thor's sister played by Cate Blanchett), has a deer antler crown that transitions from her hair.

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Moreover, there is a need for understanding why these methods may produce different results; whether it could be an effect of including more extended pedigree information or due to replicated sampling from the same individuals in the animal model analyses.

Once you quit smoking, go through all the pain of withdrawal, and get over the need for it, why would you go back and start all over again?

"We need to account for why".