Sentence examples for banished because of from inspiring English sources
He was dropped by his agency and banished, because of cast and crew objections, from even a cameo role in "The Hangover Part II".
Sophy and her two sisters were born in America a few years later, though the sisters now live in foster homes, having been banished because of some shameful sin Sophy recently committed, the girl hints darkly.
Banished because of his catastrophe from the normalcy of American life, Eggers is forced to wander the globe, propelled by a mission and purpose seldom associated with Generation X, but with a seemingly paradoxical sense of absolute freedom.
The title of the book comes from a myth retold by Wilson in which Philoctetes, an injured Greek warrior with a foul-smelling wound who has been banished because of his odour, is sought out by his fellow Greeks because they need his prowess with a magic bow and arrows in order to win the Trojan War.
In "Wreck-It Ralph," out Nov. 2, Silverman plays Venellope von Schweetz, a character from a "Mario Caracingpe racingameme who is banished because of a glitch in her programming code.
In fact, FRET analysis allowed us to investigate the interaction of GM3 with TRAIL receptors also in B lymphocytes freshly isolated from pathological subjects, in which biochemical analyses were banished because of the small amount of cells obtained by drawing of a blood sample.
And if it can be suggested that those works were not just lost but banished, because they were subversive, anti-establishment (Hodson has a theory that "The Rite of Spring" was purposely suppressed), all the better.
Yet the scaffold nearly was banished because it was considered too repugnant for a gallery showing.
(They were banished because they refused to choose between words and numbers, thereby infuriating the kings).
They banished it because of what it meant, and because of what it was.
The real reason cigarette smokers have been banished is because of the social prejudice that has developed in the U.S. against the habit.
