Sentence examples for because alas from inspiring English sources
We meet a great man and cannot talk to him, because, alas, we happen not to be able to get interested in the thing in which he excels.
I will not recap the game — because it is now two days past, because others have done so elsewhere, and because, alas, as accommodating as Hooters was, I had to leave halfway through, to return to the work that had brought me to Dallas.
Neither of these ideals has been more than briefly and episodically descriptive of reality, or has served, except momentarily, as the principle around which the politics of race was organized, because, alas, not many realms in American life have been either truly color-blind or truly integrated.
Because, alas, I'd never thought much about Indonesia.
I add the qualifier because, alas, we never saw the fire tower, nor the top.
Mr. Obama explained that he could not do anything about the Amero because, alas, it did not exist.
And it may be the last moment of clarity, because then, alas, the food begins to arrive, and your senses, so far stimulated, slowly become conflicted.
Others think the tests say black 17-year-olds can read no better than white 13-year-olds because that, alas, is the case.Test scores are excellent predictors of success in later life.
The morels had been reconstituted from dried, because fresh ones, alas, were out of season.
Childish because in life, alas, there is only the dread or happy finality of what is.
