Sentence examples for subjects about why from inspiring English sources

Although Régnier's photos speak volumes about the relationship between black women and hair, when the artist asked her subjects about why they chose certain styles, the responses were relatively straightforward.

That's the first disjuncture, a sort of double take that forces the viewer to think twice about why the subject has been painted in this way.

Think about why people subject themselves to spicy foods.

"Think about why you are applying for your subject and what you have learned from your current studies.

The credentials should indicate something about why this person is qualified to speak as an authority on the subject.

The second concerns the informed consent process, which should include provision to potential subjects of information about why a tumor marker is being used, risk of progression, and how subjects will be monitored to manage risk of progression.

Changing the subject, she theorises about why the British have been slow to embrace the genre, even though so much of it is set in London.

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Like all transcendental arguments, this defense of non-naturalism is subject to worries about why the indispensability of some belief to our deliberation speaks in favor of its truth.

"It means the world to me that my colleagues appreciate my attempt to help the wider public see what our subject is all about and why we love it so much," Strogatz said.

Some people thought the times tables were already a mandatory part of the subject, and expressed confusion about why so many people were against the new checks.