Sentence examples for snapshot why from inspiring English sources
The Guardian this week visited these two extremes of English attitudes towards voting to provide a snapshot why people do and don't care about the 2015 general election.
Erik Piepenburg explains, in six snapshots, why "Hamilton" has become such a big deal.
Kellett has scored only one senior goal, for Argyle in a 3-2 win over Northampton Town, but it works as a telling snapshot of why United like him – and why the boy from Bromley Cross in Bolton appears an identikit of the ideal Van Gaal footballer.
Younès Kaboul perhaps offered a snapshot of why Sunderland are in peril on 21 minutes.
This is an alarming snapshot of why abuse has been allowed to occur so systemically at such a large scale.
These are early days but Mourinho, slowly but surely, seems to be assembling a side with no obvious weaknesses and Matic's contribution for the first goal was a splendid snapshot of why he had been added to the payroll.
It was a snapshot of why, when Rangers Coach Tom Renney names a new captain before Saturday's season-opening game against Tampa Bay in Prague, it is likely to be Drury.
As much as Mad Men is a historical document about the way we lived then, it is also a snapshot of why we live the way we do now.
What follows is a snapshot on why I wrote The 10 Laws of Enduring Success.
"What is this Snapshot thing and why do I only get ten seconds?" Sanders tweeted in November, joking, the day he signed up.
The shows themselves, though, create an all-too-familiar miniversion of what Broadway typically offers, a cropped snapshot that suggests why even new works often seem stale.
