Sentence examples for because a sort from inspiring English sources

The hobby grew so consuming that it was known in Victorian times as orchidelirium, because a sort of mania seized collectors.

What is coming next is special and unlike previous evolutions of this pattern, because a sort of trinity occurs when you bring a good-looking HMD, computer vision and AR together to create a sum bigger than its parts, giving us prosthetic knowledge.

Is it because football a sort of religion in UK or because nothing exciting happening there at the moment?" No, nothing happening here.

It is a difficult question to answer, both because Aung San Suu Kyi is so charismatic and her story so morally unambiguous, and because of a sort of political correctness that has come to characterize support for her.

According to people close to the talks, even if Vivendi's stock or the exchange rate falls precipitously, Seagram shareholders will still receive most of the $30 billion price because of a sort of insurance known as a collar.

Note, though, that he is able to do so because of a sort of tacit alliance with the public-sector regulators.

Putting the new show together came about because of a sort of collective feeling that it was time, staffers said.

Part of the reason the writers went in that direction, according to Groening, was because of "a sort of unspoken rule about not having drinking on television as a source of comedy.

They were quite intimidating, not because they raised their voices or were threatening but because they radiated a sort of aristocratic decency.

Because you have a sort of name".

"It's because there's a sort of hint of pleasure in it".