Sentence examples for specifics why from inspiring English sources

Trump said he is no fan of O'Rourke's, though he didn't offer many specifics why.

They might understand the context, but none of the four men get the specifics: why they, of all people, ended up on the site.

They might understand the context, but none of the four men get the specifics: Why they, of all people, ended up on the site?

You must have a real reason and specifics why you have decided not to go.

As a result, it made its advice less specific (why make the same mistake twice?).

But maybe the specific "why" doesn't really matter all that much.

That's clever lyric writing, because two would be too specific (why only two? What does he mean?) and three would sound too flabby (Why not, say, seven?).

Okay, perhaps the beginning was a bit too specific (why just pick on "Cowboys and Aliens"? Why not everything since, say, "Air Force One"?) and the tense threw us, but we doubled over at the double rhyme and never straightened up.

Without getting too specific, why did you want to do that?

There is another important reason why global health is not public health – or, to be more specific, why global health is not only public health – and it lies in the international contexts within which global health operates.

Contacted by telephone, Mr. Richer would not discuss specifics of why he left the company.