Sentence examples for because it gives so from inspiring English sources

"I usually start with a chair, because it gives so much personality to a room," said Mr. Beckstedt, a New York interior designer.

Instead it smacks of a filmmaker's grandstanding in a sad movie that makes you feel bad, partly because it gives so little room to thought.

London is the greatest city in the world, or at least in Europe, because it gives so much freedom to make money, to do deals.

The plaintiffs then argue in Count VI of their complaint that the orderly liquidation authority is defective, because it gives so much power to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Treasury secretary that it constitutes a nonuniform bankruptcy law, in violation of the Bankruptcy Clause's requirements.

Because it gives you so much utility at so low a price.

And the face of the teacher, Professor Kohut (Isabelle Huppert), gives us everything because it gives away so little.

"In a perfect world, you'd like to have two lefties because it gives you so many more options," Manager Joe Girardi said.

In a less breathlessly-adulatory review, Anthony Lane of the New Yorker concluded that "we should bow to The Master, because it gives us so much to revere".

"I sometimes kid about collecting being an addiction, but there is no rehab group for collectors because nobody wants to get out of it because it gives you so much pleasure".

On reflection, and despite these cavils, we should bow to "The Master," because it gives us so much to revere, starting with the image that opens the film and recurs right up to the end — the turbid, blue-white wake of a ship.

It's an ideal city because it gives producers so many options".