Sentence examples for because a bit from inspiring English sources

It's a lonely place to be because, a bit like the menopause, nobody really talks about it.

He says he does not want to fully restore trust in British politics, because a bit of scepticism is healthy.

But simply because a bit of misinformation resonates with the darkest impulses of conservatives doesn't mean they're entirely wrong.

I had some doubts when I came because a bit like everybody else you hear rumours and murmurs, and you have perceptions of people.

If you want to watch TV or go out with friends, definitely do so, because a bit of recreation will clear your head.

At the moment it's beginning to talk the talk, but the footwork is still failing, mostly because a bit of honesty and a few U-turns are required, and most cardinals and bishops aren't yet ready for that.

Because I'm a bit stuck".

That's a shame, because with a bit of tweaking, the accounts could be much more successful.

It is ridiculous that your centre-half has to go off because of a bit of blood on his nose.

You know, because I, too, know quite a bit because Lance and I were close, you know.

Because kids are a bit more complicated".