Sentence examples for because he stressed from inspiring English sources

The horror show, which Steinbrenner watched on television because, he stressed, he had to handle personal matters "that were more important than baseball," caused him to morph into a scout and a sleuth.

If there is less to say about Nadelman, at least in terms of anecdotal content, it is because he stressed the formal side of art, and took his sculpture close to abstraction.

Feyerabend came to be seen as a leading cultural relativist, not just because he stressed that some theories are incommensurable, but also because he defended relativism in politics as well as in epistemology.

He has never named the hospital because he stresses that the problems that led to Elaine's death are systemic across the whole of the health service.

Note that it happens because he stresses over the trivial and becomes infuriated by anything or anybody that disturbs his idea of himself as a man in iron control.

This was not, he stressed, because he saw it as a work of any genius but because he realised how much time he had had, as a young, undiscovered lecturer, to write it.

It was, he said, for his new book, not for mine, a point he stressed because I was at the time researching a book that involved sports.

He did not care about citizenship or benefit rules, he stressed, because his own overriding legal duty was to help families safely get back together.

"I want to play for England as soon as possible because I'm very ambitious," he stressed.

He stressed that, because crime had declined significantly, everyone had benefited, especially blacks and Latinos who tend to live in high-crime areas.

Coleman has walked away from his job as manager of second division side Larissa because of financial problems, but he stressed the timing was "purely coincidental" in relation to Wales' search for a new manager.