Sentence examples for query why from inspiring English sources
A reader's query — why are some CDs longer than others?
He might query why the single most important catastrophe of the torture programme receives so little attention.
But any eager and astute consumer is sure to focus in on this nagging query: Why is Linda McMahon holding back?
Bernard Ferrari of New York sent along the clipping with the query "Why such equivocation?" Diplomats call such a use of language "creative ambiguity".
By Samantha Henig August 9, 2010 But any eager and astute consumer is sure to focus in on this nagging query: Why is Linda McMahon holding back?
Sceptics may query why anybody should get exercised about a bunch of protesters being kept in a kettle for a couple of hours.
When I queried why, he let loose.
He also queried why it was necessary to hold so much internet browsing data.
Criado-Perez, 29, queried why it had taken Twitter a week to respond to the concerns.
Labor leader Bill Shorten did not condemn the operation but queried why it had been telegraphed to the media.
He queried why something described as "a world of photography online" should concentrate on one part of that world?
