Sentence examples for be good because of from inspiring English sources

If we accept that talk of "extrinsic value" can be appropriate, however, a second question then arises: what sort of relation must obtain between A and Z if A is to be said to be good "because of" Z? It is not clear just what the answer to this question is.

"His mental health is not going to be good because of what happened to him 25 years ago, where he saw so many of his friends knocked off," said Dr. Smith, who works with torture survivors.

Dano says that he and his co-stars, Abigail Breslin, Steve Carell and Alan Arkin, knew when they were filming that the movie might turn out to be good, because of the fun they were having.

Xylonic acid is useful and producing it in bacteria cost-effectively would be good because of potential applications and high yield.

We fit the dependencies for all beams by penalized regression splines (not shown in Figure 2b) which is found to be good because of adaptive control over smoothing (Ruppert et al. 2003).

The timing was good because of the Yankees' recent misfortunes.

Guitar music was good because of what it wasn't, rather than what it was.

"The walk itself is good because of the endurance," Mrs. Gough said on the telephone.

I knew it was good because of the script, but it was just me and Kristen Wiig acting our scenes.

"I think it's good because of this terrible accident, but they had to do that one year earlier, but not when one is dead," she added.

It is good because of both its location and its availability, and it will be cheap because the Brazilian government has already put in the necessary infrastructure".