Sentence examples for because it gets at from inspiring English sources

I keep coming back to the statement because it gets at the truth.

This is a notion that is hard to quarrel with because it gets at the collaborative nature of filmmaking.

Laurence Bachmann Oceanside I like this question a lot, because it gets at the fundamental point of the piece.

But the question of the journalist is worth dwelling on, because it gets at some of the fundamental problems with the targeted-killing program.

"Gone Girl" is fascinating because it gets at what is unsettling about coupledom: our suspicion that, in some fundamental sense, it necessarily entails victimization.

The first approach appeals to him, he says, "because it's unfiltered", but also because it gets at the subject matter via tangential means.

It has newspapers for wallpaper – handy because it gets very messy at about 3am on Saturdays.

When Gemma finds out, it's hard to stay BFFs… I like this book because it gets very tense at the end, and the way Jacqueline Wilson lets it out is fascinating.

Still, Mr. White talks about Celera, which is based in Rockville, Md., having "first mover advantage," because it gets to look at the machines while they are still in development.

In the past it has often come to idiosyncratic conclusions, at least partly because it gets a much closer look at the candidates than any of the other states.

This kind of humor succeeds because it gets people to laugh at people who are exactly like themselves.