Sentence examples for tale of why from inspiring English sources

"I've always valued the important things like family," he said, warming up to the tale of why he joined the electronic revolution.

It is the tale of why things went so wrong at Rangers and why the club's many fans seemed paralysed by disbelief until it was too late.

Megan Hicks, in a quiet, clear voice, related the tale of why she became an archaeologist and spoke about a dig in Iceland where several feet of a trench was exposed.

(The odds heavily favor Dinny, needless to say.) Those performances enact the tale of why Dinny and his sons have been living in exile, in agoraphobic reclusion, from their native Cork for many years.

The baffled reader, upon recovering, asked what was the matter with calling him an S.O.B. "But you called me a Republican S.O.B.," Prickett answered — and thereby hangs the tale of why Harry Shuler Dent is such an important figure in American history.

Here's a heart-warming tale of why you can't second-guess yourself.

For a more acceptable and contextual sporting tale of why-me woe, consider the case of Prince, who throughout the spring and especially when the Pistons were backfiring during the Nets series, has been subjected to greater Detroit's festering sense of buyer's remorse.

The tales of why the rhinoceros ended up with wrinkled skin, and how the camel got the hump have proved enduringly popular, though not all are in keeping with contemporary taste.

Ms. Windham told tales of why she always paused until a buzzard flapped its wings: " 'Cause everybody knows that if you see one buzzard, it's real bad luck — something awful is going to happen to you unless he flaps his wings".

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(A similar tale is told of why Johnson & Johnson is in New Brunswick.