Sentence examples for suggested why the from inspiring English sources

To me, the fare inadvertently suggested why the odds are stacked against Mrs. Obama in changing our obese ways.

Nevertheless, several researchers suggested why the amnesia factor isn't likely to be explained to patients, even as a theory.

If that sounds an awful lot like political realignment, Mr. Benenson suggested why the Obama camp might not be aspiring to Olympian heights of Rovian rhetoric.

Anya Marx is adorable as Lucile Grahn, however, dancing with a sweetness that suggested why the Danish ballerina, though contentious in her private life, was so acclaimed on the stage.

The letter comes after Field gave an interview in the Times on Saturday in which he said he had "mis-read" the retail magnate and suggested "why the hell doesn't he just sign the cheque?".

Jimmy's was the only place I'd encountered anything like that west of Jersey City, and a picture of the Parthenon on the wall suggested why: the onion topping was invented by Greek hot-dog vendors in New York, and this appearance betokened a westward migration.

In this respect, the tendency toward adaptation suggests why the impact bias is so pervasive.

Mr. Chen's comment suggests why the move was even possible: large-scale corruption.

This last example suggests why the J.F.K. cult matters — because its myths still shape how we interpret politics today.

In Ms. Rangel's view, that suggests why the painter has until recently been overlooked, minimized or even ignored.

The scale of the coalition's victory suggests why the efforts to find suspected Qaeda and Taliban members have proved difficult.