Sentence examples for why remarks from inspiring English sources

Seeking to explain why remarks Mackay made about the Jewish football agent Phil Smith were not in his view offensive, Whelan said that "Jewish people chase money more than everybody else" and that they are "shrewd people".

"Of course I felt bad that it was happening to us, and yes I wanted to continue to ask for help, but how do you tell people the reason why?" remarked my mother when I asked her about the issue during last Mother's Day.

Many have railed against Hunt's casual chauvinism, without questioning why positive remarks about women are still missing.

According to French reporters who interviewed him for L'Equipe, Llodra did not seem to understand why the remarks he made were any worse than any other sort of profanity.

And of course, Williams's firing comes at a time when there is perplexity over why certain remarks get journalists in big trouble, and others don't seem to.

Mr. Ash explained to the jury why the remark stung.

That's why one remark Zinke made during his Senate confirmation hearing on Tuesday struck such a dissonant chord.

Which may help to explain why he remarked, "Ain't nothin' to be proud of," in response to a crowd cheering when it learned of his escape from the draft.

He explains why the disparaging remarks he made about Derek Jeter and Paul O'Neill this spring were misinterpreted, but he still sounds critical of them.

That was why Shanahan's remarks grabbed so much attention, particularly because he still possesses one of football's most energizing talents in quarterback Robert Griffin III.

To this day, the poor minister is probably unaware of why his serious remarks led to uncontrolled hilarity among all the Anglophones present.