If she, therefore, chooses to tack to her name the whole Spanish directory, I don't see why I shouldn't accept it.
As for the children--if their parents are satisfied to let them grow up to be half-starved drudges for other people, I don't see why you or I need trouble about it.
I don't see why 'e should be allowed to get out of it like that.
I don't see why MY existence--even reduced as much as you like to being merely mine--should be so impossible.
I don't see why I need be lectured just because I'm going to be married, do you, Mr. Carter?
Looking round to see why, I observed that his face was red; he clutched his walking stick tightly in his left hand; his right hand was trembling, as if it wanted to jump up to his hat.
I don't see why we need to go out of our own set," said Olivia.
I have never been able tosee why he did or did not do hundreds of things.
Though I don't see why Mr. Stirling wants to send him away," she said to herself.
I don't see whyhe was in such a hurry to get away!
Still, I don't see why it should occur to anybody that I was a spy.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "see why" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
