Sentence examples for because it says something from inspiring English sources

They like it, presumably because it says something true.

Is it because it says something true in an atmosphere of beauty?

I've gotten to the point in my life where I am comfortable with that, because it says something about me.

Pay does matter because it says something about recognition - I would say we are not rewarded to a decent level.

During the presidential campaign, people got really excited about this portrait, because it says something about him.

All those studios would prefer to be connected with "The Help" than they would the other big films because it says something more, I think, about our humanity.

They did it because it secured the victory and their place in the final four, but also because it said something about Ryan, about the team's changing culture and about these Jets.

In a small town, you knew what people were up to most of the time; if someone did something strange or annoying, it often got to you, because it said something about the town, and, by extension, about you.

I don't mean this to sound flippant, because I think it says something relevant about modern Britain.

The artwork is an object of hermeneutical investigation not because of any provenance in psychological events but because of the fact that it says something to us (PH 98).

"Dance is poetry with arms and legs …" Degas was obsessed by the art of classical ballet, because to him it said something about the human condition.