Sentence examples for The because from inspiring English sources
conjunction
By or for the cause that; on this account that; for the reason that.
- I hid myself because I was afraid.
The "because — which gave Ilon Specht's original punch line such emphasis — is gone.
The "because you're worth it" culture takes the language of girl-power and channels it into a desire to spend our hard-won earnings on mascara.
The "because God said so" argument is sufficient for some Muslim women, while others claim the forced exile from worship comes from a place of understanding.
The "because I might be needing a partner for tomorrow's outing" is a part of the evolutionary logic of interdependence, but it need not be a part of the individual's proximate mechanism for helping at all.
JS: What do you think about the "because I'm worth it" generation?
Parents are more likely to negotiate with children rather than lay down the "because I said so" law.
One of Mr. Padilla's lawyers, Donna R. Newman, calls it the "because-we-say-so doctrine".
Always in question the because, so often, and it's case again that we have the EARC Lightweight Eights redo from the sprints.
The answer: because Shaq exists.
They doped the girls because it worked.
The concentration, because concentration is fundamental.
