Sentence examples for why she spoke from inspiring English sources

He asked her why she spoke with a British inflection, she said.

The boyfriend's seeming delight in Muhammad's plight had offended Raines, which is why she spoke to The Los Angeles Times.

That is why she spoke as she did on the 10th of May.

When I asked Colleen Kelly why she spoke up, she said it was because of her great love for her country.

After the publication of her previous work, an account of the high politics and diplomacy that followed the fall of the wall, people frequently asked her why she spoke about the wall's "unexpected" opening.

These days, Ms. L., once a financial analyst at Chase Manhattan Bank (a second vice president), a 55-year-old with an accounting degree, gets paid off the books, at least for now, which is why she spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Which is why, when she spoke at the Women in Film's Crystal + Lucy Awards dinner and urged women and girls to "stand tall and never ever apologize for it," she was talking both physically and emotionally.

That is why she still spoke of the oldest of her three sons in the present tense.

Why had she spoken to him like that?

And why does she speak so slowly – presumably the make the accent as possible?

Here's why: Before she speaks about how to pry our kids away from their phones, tablets and laptops, Ms. Steiner-Adair looks parents quite sternly in the eye.