Sentence examples for shady why from inspiring English sources

If Williams was so shady, why did the governor become so close to him, calling him a "family friend" until recently, vacationing with him and asking him for loans?

"'Backdoor' is not the context I would use, because when I hear the phrase 'backdoor' I think: 'Well this is kind of shady, why wouldn't you want to go in the front door, be very public?'" Rogers said.

And if she knew she would score a job from the shady lobbyists, why steal money from Tequila Guy?

"When we went to Nashville for [Jess's] bachelorette party, we did a karaoke version of Eminem's 'Slim Shady,' which is why I picked that song," she told HuffPost.

The curiosity it gins up about just what is in Halle Berry's tummy (and why this shady corporation seems to have let it happen).

Adam Davidson joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss Michael Cohen's shady business practices, and why they could be a big deal for the President.

You might be asking: why is this shady practice still allowed?

The local history of FBI corruption and shady relationships with informants is why, shortly after DiSarro's body was found, his widow Pamela told the Boston Globe she blamed the Bureau in part for her husband's death.

Fresh wasabi is difficult to cultivate because of its finicky preference for cool, shady conditions, which is also why it has a shocking price tag of around $150 per pound.

Democrats would rather point to shady foreign operators than think about why Clinton will not be the one taking the oath on 20 January.

It's so baroque that I did some research to find out why Steig had included phrases like "shady copse," "churlish knave," "rosy wens," and "fusty fens".