Sentence examples for because it looks at from inspiring English sources

"Brooklyn Castle" is partly about the why and how these children became conquerors, but its reach is higher because it looks at pedagogy, politics and their intersection.

Moyer's study is particularly interesting because it looks at the interaction between complexity and judicial ideology.

That is a hypothetical number, because it looks at comparably equipped vehicles.

All I can say is, don't dismiss the show because it looks at first like something you've seen before.

It is "procedural" because it looks at the underlying structure of language as fundamentally shaped by the nature of processes for language production and comprehension.

Metro General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld has said, however, that the Metro study differs because it looks at the business model and role of the existing bus system.

Because it looked at the overall digital database of words, it also took no account of how popular each book was in terms of sales.

The impact of immigration on low-wage American workers, he said, is probably worse than the study reports because it looked at data from before the current recession.

She said the Sun had branded her Britain's second laziest MP because it looked at her voting record and didn't realise she was on leave.

And Jez Butterworth's hit 2010 play Jerusalem (the author lives in rural Somerset) felt so fresh because it looked at the countryside not as a bucolic idyll, but as messed-up, druggy and edgily dangerous.

His team caught more of them, he suggests, because it looked at sources much dimmer in the visible spectrum.