Sentence examples for because it appears so from inspiring English sources

Quantum theory itself is startlingly accurate with its predictions but current research into its underlying principles is motivated largely just because it appears so bizarre.

It is often said that we have an inherent aversion to blue food because it appears so rarely in nature.

That the East Coast Chamber Orchestra, a conductorless string ensemble formed in 2001 and also known as ECCO, has not yet become a household name among classical music lovers is surely because it appears so infrequently.

Sometimes a powerful move simply doesn't register as an option because it appears so ugly: it might spoil the pawn structure, weaken your own king position, or misplace a piece.

When I was at school, the pudding that caused riots was Arctic roll, because it appeared so rarely.

This cannot be explained by hesitation to imitate an art simply because it appeared so great, for artists such as Raphael were considered equally great but were used as sources to a much greater degree.

And all because, it appears, they so lack conviction in what they do that they have, over time, outsourced so much of their decision-making to consultants that those same consultants can now price anyone working on public sector policy out of the reach of government employment.

However, this is mainly because it appears to demand so little from its clients.

Lomborg's latest book, published by CUP next month, is likely to reignite these passions, because it appears to contradict so much of what he has said before and because he is straying into newly controversial territory.

She knew that she could win over the lookdown fish -- so called because it appears to look down its nose as it swims -- given that she had been dealing with its human counterparts her entire adult life.

He said: "I have done so because it appears the ban would have been increased to seven days".