Sentence examples for because it resembled from inspiring English sources

The birds found the structure, with its parapets and ledges, attractive because it resembled the cliffs that are their natural habitat, said Robert L. McDowell, director of the Division of Fish and Wildlife at the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.

This should be nothing, because it resembled nothing, just as one minus one resembles zero.

Such music was called organum, probably because it resembled the sound of contemporary organs.

Felsenstein took Illich's advice to heart, not least because it resembled his own experience with ham radios, which were easy to understand and fiddle with.

The officials also said that Provenge raised some novel questions because it resembled a treatment process more than a mass-produced drug.

The Austrians insisted that they were in the business of description, not judgment, but their theory was appealing partly because it resembled a moral fable.

It got its nickname, "the Castle," because it resembles one.

The Inca civilization of Peru is often grouped with the sophisticated cultures of Mesoamerica, because it resembles them more closely than it does its South American neighbours.

The MI6 building is nicknamed Babylon-on-Thames because it resembles a ziggurat.

Mr. Biden had what doctors call a berry aneurysm, because it resembles a berry.

She adopted the diptych as her usual form because it resembles an open book.