Sentence examples for why we heard from inspiring English sources

That explains why we heard no less than a handful of different dates for this thing.

Thus, it's not hard to imagine why we heard the words "paid leave" in the State of the Union, despite their absence on the teleprompters.

In a laughably middle class place like this, that kind of thing doesn't go down particularly well, which is why we heard the screech of sirens maybe 30 seconds after the smash of the window.

Therefore, for example, if economies of scale were not important in the thinking of SRAP participants, then this may explain why we heard little about them in the interviews.

But when a coach demonstrates who is in charge, and why, we hear no discontent.

It is perhaps why we hear the expression 'media classes' these days.

Concerned students are coming forward more often, which is why we hear more about "near miss" plots than actual shootings.

Perhaps that's why we hear those phrases so often from politicians, sports figures and others in times of trouble.

We could ask why we hear so little about Justine's feelings for the narrator when we hear so much, so very much, about his passion for her.

That's why we hear the lame excuse from them that McCain's victory was somehow tainted by the outpouring of independents and Democrats.

Its stubborn persistence is why we hear, increasingly, echoes of Cuomo in the ardency of Elizabeth Warren and other Democrats; Mayor Bill de Blasio, of New York, has even revived "a tale of two cities".