Sentence examples for why not rather from inspiring English sources

The rich should pay the debt – why not? – rather than benefiting hugely from it.

If a man's got to eat, why not rather take up a life of crime?

And why not; rather than shell out even a buck or two per app, most of us would rather get something for nothing.

An Etruscan soothsayer, who was his friend, seeing him dragged weeping to prison, said to him, "Why not rather do as I do?" At these words he forthwith dashed out his brains against the stone portal of the prison and thus ended his life.

So why not sooner rather than later?

Why not? "I rather like the idea of anonymity".

Why not celebrate, rather than squirm, at the obvious breadth of British Jewish life?

We are so often told, especially by apologists for the literary status quo, that language suffices for daily transactions, so why not celebrate rather than deconstruct it in verse?

I considered having it custom-built rather badly by a discount factory furniture maker, but I had an epiphany: why not build it rather badly myself and cut out the middleman?

Why not leverage difference rather than extinguish it?

So, why not let evidence, rather than theory, guide policy?