Sentence examples for to deciding why from inspiring English sources

When Ms. Haran sings it, it goes from sexual teasing to wanting something more, to deciding, "Why not give in to pleasure?" A more complicated example: "Harlem on My Mind," a comic song about Josephine Baker high-lifing it in Paris, written by Irving Berlin for Ethel Waters to sing in the 1930's.

It's quiet in here, and our crew is trying to decide why.

A: "We have to decide why terrorism is a new threat.

Jurors said they were unable to decide why her character had been killed off the show, according to The Los Angeles Times.

The method also allows little room for extended analysis, leaving the reader to decide why he or she should care about Mrs. Parish.

I felt a deep sense of loss, more than mere regret, and ever since I have been trying to decide why I felt this way and whether the feeling was mine alone or might have resonance elsewhere.

The judge in the lawsuit filed by the former "Desperate Housewives" actress Nicollette Sheridan declared a mistrial on Monday after jurors said they were unable to decide why her character, Ms. Britt, had been killed off.

Eventually she will be able to take on the appearance of other people and things, and so she really has to decide, 'Why do I have these powers, and what am I meant to use them for?

If the most senior members of the CPS cannot be trusted to decide, why should the most junior Even if Labour can come up with some consistent proposals for the CPS, these are unlikely to do the trick on their own.

He told the jury: "You will have to decide why did these notebooks go missing".

"We will have to decide why we call them up next time.