Sentence examples for because accomplishments from inspiring English sources

Today there are thousands of people who have always admired England who no longer admire England, because accomplishments that are dirty and fabricated can inspire only contempt.

Idelson, the Hall of Fame president, said Bonds and Clemens were currently represented at the museum because their accomplishments were part of baseball history.

Ramirez could keep his World Series rings and his 555 home runs, because vacating accomplishments is a cosmetic whitewash of history.

It is enough that others believe that the expert has special skills or are willing to respect his opinion because of accomplishments in a totally unrelated field.

Is it possible we rank Kobe too high because his accomplishments are so recent, or is it possible we don't rank him high enough because history has a way of transforming great players into untouchable deities?

It is mainly because the accomplishments of ad hoc on-demand distance vector (AODV) routing and dynamic source routing (DSR) in mobile ad hoc networks have lead to a number of adaptations of both protocols to suit CRAHNs.

Through any medium, it's difficult to demonstrate peoples' interior work because those accomplishments will always be in solitude.

In retrospect, I can see that I was ashamed of my passion to be a priest and help people to know they truly mattered, not because of their accomplishments or fame, but because they were loved by God.

Here, commanding attention, not because of her personal accomplishments but because she is the solo offspring of America's ultimate power couple.

There were no stated criteria for the awards: some awardees received prizes because of their accomplishments, while others received it because of their originality, intelligence, or promise.

Reback is something of a legend in Silicon Valley, both because of his accomplishments as an antitrust provocateur and because of his anxious — some might say paranoid — worldview.