Sentence examples for because it exemplifies from inspiring English sources

Neuroplasticity is certainly among the most fascinating phenomena in the field of neurosciences, especially because it exemplifies the high sensitivity of the brain towards environmental demands.

As for the food, I'll start with a dessert, because it exemplifies the meticulous but exuberant style practiced by the staff and its maestro, Anthony Bucco, the talented chef, who previously worked at Uproot in Warren.

I don't speak a word of German, but I chose Rammstein's Feuer und Wasser because it exemplifies a basic alchemical principle which helped me conceive of two of the novel's main characters – the narrator and Elif.

Tétreau points out that ens conceptionale is really coextensive with the universe of beings because it exemplifies in itself all the modes of natural being.

Kimball, who is an executive editor at a trends research firm, thinks the site has caught on because it exemplifies dark nerd humor and creates broader commentary on the meaning of digital connectivity.

She may say with all linguistic propriety, when pointing to one set of the blueprints, 'This one is a house.' That set of blue prints 'is a house' not because it exemplifies the property of being a house, but because it somehow encodes that property.

I loved it because it exemplified the worst impulses of American entertainment; viz, that you will never go broke betting on the idiocy of young people.

"My film was always largely about Long Beach Island," in New Jersey, he said, "because it exemplified the speed of change that can happen and the dynamism of the coast.

However, it was The Stuart Age that really encapsulated Barry because it exemplified his belief in the need for historians to convey their passion for the subject to students and the wider public.

The school building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1996, in part because it exemplified Booker T. Washington's national campaign to promote vocational training for African Americans, along with academics.

The recent ripple of protest in Poland when Ukraine's outgoing president, Viktor Yushchenko, made the wartime nationalist leader Stepan Bandera a "Hero of Ukraine" was interesting not because it exemplified the two countries' rows over history, but because it came after years in which they had sorted out so much.Hungary's neighbourhood is transformed too.