Sentence examples for because he suggested from inspiring English sources

He may have a brighter legacy than any other, though, in part because he suggested wrath could be good.

Oh, and then there was that incident this year when an adviser to the Vatican wrote that the governor, a Roman Catholic, should be denied holy communion because, he suggested, he and Ms. Lee were living in sin.

He insists he was sacked because he suggested that the morphine, six times stronger than that prescribed to the patient by another doctor, may have been siphoned off in a potentially criminal operation.

"The first research I did in the jazz field was working on a book on him, and I got interested in discography in general -- and I was asked to do some liner notes for his album because he suggested me -- and, thanks to that, other people asked me to do things for other albums.

Another clerk at the luncheon, Nina Rabin, who now runs an immigration clinic at the University of Arizona, said she found Judge Bybee's remarks troubling because he suggested that his role as a lawyer could be divorced from whatever policy was being pursued.

Pacciani's contribution (Pacciani 2002b) is particularly significant because he suggested a conceptual link between the rural district and LEADER, just as strong as (if not stronger than) the one with Marshallian industrial districts.

That is because, he suggests, Lincoln found "transcendent meaning in the carnage" and affirmed that meaning for both sides.

For example, in 1910 he was rejected as a Liberal parliamentary candidate because (he suggests) he professed himself an agnostic and refused to attend church occasionally for the sake of respectability.

Once he's got that off his chest, Kimball grudgingly provides a few tips for making stock, with the proviso that they "would deeply offend Escoffier," because he suggests that you "just throw it together, higgledy-piggledy".

Why, he asks, "were Moody's and Standard & Poor's willing to bless 80 percent of a pool of dicey mortgage loans with the same triple-A rating they bestowed on the debts of the U.S. Treasury?" Because, he suggests, Wall Street firms knew how to game the system; they knew how to get the rating agencies (which were eager to collect big fees for their services) to ineptly rate dangerous bonds.

TITLE: Moore titled the movie Bowling for Columbine because, he suggests, the two kids who shot up Columbine High in Littleton, Colo., went to a 6 a.m. bowling class on the day of the attack.