Sentence examples for I but because from inspiring English sources

His first important film, "Men of Bronze" (1977), was about the 369th Infantry Regiment, an all-black combat unit that the Army shipped overseas during World War I but, because of segregationist policies, fought under the flag of France.

We did not have sufficient longitudinal data from phase II to compare with those from phase I but, because of the procedural improvements in phase II, it is likely that there will be more complete follow-up especially for the Aboriginal participants.

I wanted more, not because I needed it, but because I wanted to feel more secure.

"I did not steal the money because I needed it, but because I could".

Not because I deserve it, but because I don't and she loves me anyway.

I'm not saying this because I want to believe it, but because I know it.

"I was disappointed after yesterday, not because I lost but because I didn't really feel like I did my best," she added.

Not because I doubted him, but because I feared Djokovic even from a double break down.

Why do you keep having these dark thoughts?' The closest he can come to an answer is when he says: 'I write but because I understand but because I don't.

This is not because I didn't like it, but because I haven't read it.

I'm following it very closely, not just because I participated, but because I think it's a massive question for our culture.