Sentence examples for because arguing from inspiring English sources

Here language plays an essential role, because arguing about meaning (as Plato saw) helps us to understand how we know what we know.

We bought a dishwasher because arguing over how to properly load it was missing from our marriage.

But he prefers the US, because arguing in Egypt, he said, is, "not really productive in the sense that it can really reflect real life".

That's because, argues Ponce, women are more inclined to go on a date if they have the approval of friends.

Because, argues Mr Krugman, Asia's economies had opened up their financial markets and borrowed heavily from abroad.

So why should things be any different this time?Because, argue the integrationists, there is now an unstoppable trend towards regional economic integration from the bottom up.

Because, argues the Dice team, venues win when gigs are sold out.

Why? Because, argues writer Zachary Goldfarb, Obama was only "willing" to accept the cuts as part of a broader agreement.

"I was fired at most places because of arguing with the boss," Mr. Cox said.

But it is a hollow victory, according to Lucas Mearian of Computerworld, because, he argues, Blu-ray "will tank".

That's because, he argues, it never actually existed.