Sentence examples for why one has from inspiring English sources

Is a place in the Lords, or the quest to find out why one has been denied, really worth the heartache?

"So you're a Serb and he's a Croat?" their kindly, officious nurse inquires, trying to discover why one has repeatedly tried to disconnect the other's oxygen lines and intravenous hookups.

I'm reminded of what Wayne C Booth (another of those once-famous critics) said: 'The really difficult thing is to understand why one has to work so hard to understand something that you do every day without the slightest difficulty' - reading a book, that is.

But not in the narrow sense of providing an account of why one has been doing this or that, as Lucas (1993) argued.

But that's not what the Times article suggests and that's why one has to wonder about the judgment of the writer and editors at the LA Times in letting this piece run as written.

I wondered why one has to go to the methods section (not included in the PubMed database) to find the subject of a study.

Residents pointed to nearby blocks with stoplights and wondered why one had never been considered here.

He said: "People want to know why RBS failed and why no one has been punished.

"That is why no one has answers to those questions.

SOME inventions are so simple, you have to wonder why no one has come up with them before.

This, in part, is why no one has really wanted to answer the question.