That's why I put the question to him that I did.
"We started hearing concerns from the public that he wasn't an Iowan and didn't have a connection to the fair," said Lori Chappell, the fair's marketing director, explaining why organizers ultimately put the question to a public vote.
That is why we have put the question before our Iranian colleagues that spent Russian nuclear fuel must be returned to Russia and now we are seeking to introduce such stipulations in our agreements.
Shaftesbury's anti-egoistic view also led him to an interesting consideration of what we should say to someone who asks for a reason to be virtuous, knowing that he will not be punished for vice; or, as Shaftesbury put the question, "Why should a man be honest in the dark?" (C 58).
(Or, to put the question more bluntly, Why, even if we don't know a lot about art, do we instinctively know what we like?) In sum, the book was an accounting for taste — and taste, Professor Dutton argued, could be accounted for by looking at the inborn faculties that aided our distant forebears in the arduous prehistoric business of survival.
To put the question another way: Why can't the leader of the party in Congress control the party on the most important issues and votes?
So VICE put the question to Leitch: why not?
At the next Republican debate fiasco, why not put the infrastructure question to them, what are they going to do about it if they become President?
He added, "The goal is a livable city, not just a workable city, and I think you have to ask the question: why put up an arena -- another destination people will go inside, stay a few hours and then leave?" "I happen to love Newark," the broker said.
I asked myself a basic question about this portion, why put blessings into the mouth of those who want to curse?
