Sentence examples for because in this version from inspiring English sources

That's because, in this version, you suspect that Gertrude has (contrary to the usual interpretation) seen the same ghost that Hamlet sees, though she may deny it.

And because in this version of the future (just bear with me here) we've had such a run of Anti-Federalist Presidents, the Court is packed with men who might agree.

"Chewing up the scenery" is an inappropriate term only because, in this concert version, there was no scenery to chew.

The gambit that Botvinnik popularized with 7... Ne7 is forced in this version, because 7... g6 turns the black kingside into Swiss cheese.

But Slavitt's chorus is blase rather than aghast, probably because the allegedly terrifying Queen, in this version, is given to gum-snapping Mildred Pierce-isms like "Watch what you say, mister". "Are you on drugs?" the chorus asks the bloodstained Queen.

Bob Dylan, as Alias, Billy's enigmatic new friend, fits right in here—and his songs receive their proper due in this version, because Seydor reinstates the vocal to "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" during the prolonged death of a wounded old sheriff (Slim Pickens).

Bob Dylan, as Alias, Billy's enigmatic new friend, fits right in here — and his songs receive their proper due in this version, because Seydor reinstates the vocal to "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" during the prolonged death of a wounded old sheriff (Slim Pickens).

In this version, because they were considered in practice to be inseparable, the OER selection criteria and pedagogical strategies were combined in three categories (Legal and Technical; Content; Pedagogy).

"[And] he and Rickson have certainly succeeded – though at a price … Because we are never quite sure in this version about the hero's reliability, that intensity of contact with the audience goes faintly missing".

There are no animals or humans in this version of Earth because they're all gone, but we do know that the planet still has many human influences left.

Often these events would be better attended than the real ones, because in Riedel's version there was always plenty of beer, music and dancing involved.