Sentence examples for why not since from inspiring English sources

I've known rich people, and why not, since I'm one of them?

(Actually, you might as well ask, "Why not?" since all-male productions are fairly common).

And why not, since they are frequently beautiful, and always eloquent, trenchant and impassioned.

And why not, since you'll now get great cell reception at home and have only one phone number and voicemail?

I don't see why not, since both sectors could help to solve each other's problems when it comes to making higher-welfare meat economically viable.

There are mumblings about excluding her permanently – and why not, since often it feels like there are 10 pupils at Passmore messing life up for the other 900 or so – but no teacher truly wants that.

"Why not?" "Not since what's-his-name started wearing it, and then everyone else starting wearing it".

And they have been saying "Well, why not?" ever since.

Okay, perhaps the beginning was a bit too specific (why just pick on "Cowboys and Aliens"? Why not everything since, say, "Air Force One"?) and the tense threw us, but we doubled over at the double rhyme and never straightened up.

4. "Starkville and Water Valley voted beer out; why not Oxford?" Since Starkville is the home of Mississippi State, and Mississippi State beat the University of Mississippi at football, maybe Oxford, which is the home of the University of Mississippi, is right in taking Starkville for a model.

If Wilson hadn't signed a nondisclosure contract, why not? • Since Wilson's wife was working for the CIA, why did Wilson pursue such a high-profile campaign against the Bush Administration?