Sentence examples for because it reflected the 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.

Mr King said that the overshoot would be temporary, partly because it reflected the VAT increase.

McKim felt that the Georgian style was appropriate because it reflected the architecture of a number of Harvard's early buildings.

"I pulled some of the orange out and went toward bluish, pale tones because it reflected the sadness and melancholia of the scene".

Lee drove there after the giveaway, which he judged a success, not least because it reflected the same unpolished quality that he prizes in music.

In an e-mail, Dr. Zdeblick said Dr. Carragee's study was of limited value because it reflected the results of a retrospective look at patients rather than a clinical trial.

We chose it for its ease of administration and because it reflects the type of assessment commonly done in clinical practice.

Electrical conductivity (EC) is generally measured during composting because it reflects the salinity of the compost and its appropriateness for plant growth (Singh and Kalamdhad 2013a).Fig.Fig

Protein stability of p27 acts as a good read-out of SCF activity because it reflects the ability of the ligase to target its substrates for proteasomal degradation.

"Because it reflects the sky".

"Why is the sky blue?" "Because it reflects the sea".