Sentence examples for because it reflected from inspiring English sources
Torii's free and powerful style, nicknamed hyotan mimizugaki ("the gourd-earthworm style") because of its strong, tapering brush strokes, became popular because it reflected the general mood of the aragoto ("rough style") Kabuki plays of the period.
Though the gadget lover sang the praises of the latest gadget for its innovations, he or she actually, unwittingly, loved it because it reflected his or her own interests and personality back, like a mirror.
Great Hill Partners states on its Web site that it was interested in the acquisition because it reflected a way for it to profit from the housing downturn.
Mr King said that the overshoot would be temporary, partly because it reflected the VAT increase.
"I didn't think there was anything wrong because it reflected what happened.
The change attracted strong feelings because it reflected each party's central gripe.
He's nervous about his new tour, he says, because "it reflects changes.
"Because it reflects the sky".
"Why is the sky blue?" "Because it reflects the sea".
That is sensible, because it reflects rural practicalities.
"The maharajah probably went for it because it reflects the heat instead of absorbing it".
