Sentence examples for the big question why from inspiring English sources
Indeed, that is the big question: why does he still do it?
After a short buildup, Seinfeld asks the big question: why donkeys and elephants for party mascots?
I liked the idea of this, as the suspense of what happened in the years that she 'disappeared' builds up throughout the book, not to mention the big question: why were her memories erased?
Joel Mokyr's "A Culture of Growth" (Princeton) is an attempt to answer the big question: Why did science and technology (and, with them, colonial power) spread west to east in the modern age, instead of another way around?
"Steve was the first to ask the big question: why have there not been more films on American history of slavery?" said Pitt. "It took a Brit to ask it ….
That is one of the big questions: Why does Mia Farrow keep adopting all these children?
Like most teenagers I was exhilarated by the big questions: Why are we here?
The genius of "Inhuman Bondage" is in Davis's ability to identify the big questions: Why slavery?
"He's asking the big questions: Why are we here and what does it mean to be alive?" said Mr. Rothko, who works with his sister, Kate Rothko Prizel, to further their father's legacy.
It's got one of Chekhov's greatest speeches – Sonya's final monologue – and is a play that manages to ask all the big questions: why are we here, and how can we be happy?
