Sentence examples for scare why from inspiring English sources

"It remains a mystery," ­Cooper concludes of the postwar Red Scare, "why such a farseeing, thoughtful person as Wilson would let any of that occur".

What the Rhoads sisters were debating outside the Smilers deli on Ninth Avenue, however, flows deeper and wider than the current contamination scare: Why drink the bottled stuff at all? "Anyone who drinks things like Perrier -- well, they are snobs," Kathleen Rhoads said.

"Are you scared?" "Why wouldn't I be?

Children love being scared – why not download a picture of me from my book, print it onto cardboard, attach a bamboo stick to the back and hold it in front of your face?

It is not rooted in the difference between the two men, so much as in the difference between the political systems in Britain and America.In his book "Running Scared: Why American Politicians Campaign Too Much and Govern Too Little" (Free Press, $24), Anthony King of Essex University describes the essential dynamic of the modern American system of government.

Ask yourself why you're scared, why you hate".

If the branches are running scared, why are the CEOs sassy?

"And this was like a dream come true, so why be scared, why feel the pressure?" Iorg said he'd dreamed of just such a situation from the time he was a kid.

It is "Scare Pollution: Why and How to Fix the E.P.A". not "Scare Pollution: How and Why to Fix the E.P.A". Also, the last name of the executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility was misspelled in an earlier version of this article.

If your mates scare easily, why not go as a fortune teller?

Milloy's July congressional luncheon at the Rayburn House Office Building – billed as a "congressional staff and media briefing" – helped him plug his latest book, Scare Pollution: Why and How to Fix the EPA, which condemns the "echo chamber of deceptive science" on ozone and fine particles.