Sentence examples for remarkable why from inspiring English sources

In 2004, she published the remarkable Why We Love: The Nature and Chemistry of Romantic Love, and went on to publish several more books that present her groundbreaking research in which she conducted multiple studies using MRI brain imaging on thousands of subjects.

After all these remarkable achievements, why have they failed to gain the goodwill of the Arabs?

That's what makes it remarkable, and why she has that enigmatic smile.

In a world of such remarkable organisms why shouldn't there be a fly orchid dangling real flies like Bluebottlia buzztilentia in Edward Lear's surreal Nonsense Botany?

What's remarkable about Why School? is that it was published last September, a long 10 months ago.

So with all of these remarkable developments, why is Troy Davis still scheduled to be executed on September 21st?

A high quality introduction has several key components: 1. Provide specific background on each person, what do they do, how do you know them and what makes them so remarkable? 2. Why are you making the connection?

"This remarkable equation is why people move to the big city," West says.

The Times should be commended for celebrating Philip Roth's remarkable career ["Why Is This Man Smiling?" by Charles McGrath, Sept. 4].

This additional role for the ZNF motif is remarkable and underscores why it is so highly conserved.

This also provided an explanation why remarkable changes were observed only after 6 months of tretinoin treatment in the study carried out by Green and colleagues (1993).