Sentence examples for because contemporary from inspiring English sources

Partly perhaps because contemporary sound is considered preferable and marketable.

That's refreshing because contemporary art fairs can seem like one inside joke after another.

There is no shortage of explanations, partly because contemporary politics has no shortage of professional explainers.

Because contemporary record is lacking, no sequence can be given for the events of his reign.

Some argue that "Conquest 1453" strikes a chord because contemporary Turkey yearns for its past.

Because contemporary paganism is essentially so new, its underlying ethical structure is not particularly sophisticated.

Stricker, 45, and Furyk, 42, were picked for their experience and because, as contemporaries of their 48-year-old captain, their presence fostered a Love-fest.

Not because the contemporary athlete is bigger, better and stronger, but because the pressure to perform in today's N.B.A. is greater.

He decided to do the recordings because most contemporary organs are bad.

In good part because of contemporary critics like Diane Ravitch, tracking is now discredited.

I may be overstating this because most contemporary hotels make me feel like I'm going crazy.