Sentence examples for understanding why it was from inspiring English sources

He pierced the vein of the feverish man & analyzed the contents of his blood, not understanding why it was totally un-magnetic.

Growing up in a conservative family had shaped Lina as an activist and a journalist: determined to make things different, but understanding why it was hard.

Jeremy Browne - until late last year a Home Office minister - told the BBC's Question Time some of its supporters "may be sexist and racist" but that other parties should "spend a little bit of time" understanding why it was attracting protest votes.

"My problem is understanding why it's desirable to introduce a new bill of rights into law," said Bratza.

Likening Mr. Obama to a man jamming quarters into a pay phone and not understanding why it is not working, he added, "It's not connected anymore, Mr. President".

Now we know what is happening, the next step is to begin work on understanding why it is happening," said Steve Frank, also at North Carolina State University.

I have no difficulty in understanding why it is that former liberals and radicals become exasperated with the pieties of the left.

Public health has already raised our game in using information to support and stimulate debate: Knowing we drink more in Surrey than most other places has always been a concern, but using data to show the impact that has on the demand for NHS and social care services has been very helpful in understanding why it is important and how we might commission services differently.

Theory can be considered as a light on social reality – illuminating what is happening and providing a rationale for understanding why it is happening (Tobin 2008).

As the daylight began to fade, I felt no closer to understanding why it is people come to visit London.

Understanding why it's important to eat locally or to support sustainable operations is as vital as the actions themselves.