Sentence examples for be true because the from inspiring English sources

Corny, but likely to be true, because the GranCabrio is a real looker.

I believe that to be true because the greatness of an educational institution is really measured by the opportunities it affords, and by that measure Columbia College is remarkable.

Jorge Luis Borges has observed that "one never feels anything in a Russian novel to be true because the characters are always explaining themselves to each other". Per haps.

This can be true because the subject is an icon like Elvis or because the life truly was monumental -- here I'm thinking of David Levering Lewis on W. E. B. Du Bois (two volumes and 1,360 pages).

Franklin, perplexed, took the problem to a Nantucket whaler, Timothy Folger, who told him this might very well be true, because the Rhode Island captains were well acquainted with the Gulf Stream, and so could avoid it on the westward crossing, whereas the English captains were not.

That couldn't be true because the Rangers' first season in the N.H.L. was 1926-27, wasch was a year after the league instituted a rule change regarding the serving of penalties that made it mandatory for each team to have at least three skaters and a goaltender on the ice at all times.

Which was true, because the girl in question is sixteen.

This is true because the rates of synthesis or breakdown of the proteins of muscle are affected.

"I'm obviously as keen as your viewers will be to find out whether the allegations are true because the implications clearly are quite serious".

John Logsdon, professor emeritus at George Washington University's Space Policy Institute, said he thinks that is true, because the new result was going to be announced at a planetary science conference.

In fact, the reverse is true, because the more blacks there are in a Southern state, the more likely the white voters are to vote Republican.