Sentence examples for observing why from inspiring English sources

You examine the bottles at your leisure, observing why the color and fill level might indicate high risk, write down your bid and hope you will get the wines at rock-bottom prices.

Perhaps it starts with observing why old men get so upset when kids skateboard near them, or drive motocross bikes around their houses, or really do anything that isn't preparing them a throne of sudoku puzzles and tapioca.

Smith grew up wondering why "[her surroundings were] the way [they were]" for instance observing, "Why were the cities so clean, I wondered when I was a kid.

And if you were to tell us that this skyscraping nemesis, like so many of the Arabian towers, had been built by the Saudi Binladin Group, why, we'd only shrug our shoulders and observe, why not?

As Ali observes: "Why does some girl have to bleed from a hole in her stomach to get people to pay attention?" Perhaps it is because we are bombarded with so many images.

I know one writer who, while struggling to draft one of these corporate credos, threw up her hands in despair and observed: "Why not just come right out and say it?

Rendering the suffering and death experienced in Newton intelligible is surely what Obama and others were trying to do, and it is easy to understand, as Leiter observes, why religious belief is of "central importance in so many lives".

Having locked himself in the padded cell of the first-person diary form (as written by a lowly clerk) Gogol simultaneously manages to allow the reader to peer through the jailer's hatch and observe why his protagonist is mad and how the madness is worsening.

Through these meetings, we can closely observe why and how a functional bureau promotes institutional innovation, what difficulties they face, and how obstacles can be overcome.

Teachers completed questionnaires asking about: the prevalence of cheating; the types of cheating observed; why they thought students cheated; and how cheating might be prevented.

Daschle observes, "Why not have votes on Fridays and Mondays and keep people in the legislative body for the entire week?" If you want people to stick around, give them a reason to.