Sentence examples for because it sounds better from inspiring English sources
In particular, "inductive completion" is abuse of terminology, since (mathsf{Ind},) is not an idempotent operation ([29] uses "indization", we stick to the old term because it sounds better).
Yet he denies this because it sounds better that way.
One footnote on "swag," in its original banished meaning (free stuff): being of Germanic ancestry, I've always used either the pronunciation "shwag" (or even "schwag") because it sounds better to my ears.
I find myself in the very unusual position of being on a third side, defending a view which I'll call "enlightened romanticism," because it sounds better than "willful ignorance," "science phobia," or "old fogeyism".
Then I said, "You know what, you need to play that riff, because it sounds better when you play it, and I need to find something to play underneath that".
Caoimhe Guilfoyle - 22 from Dublin, I can't pronounce her name so I'll just call her 'Cummy' because it sounds better, a self confessed fag hag bisexual, looks like a lesbain Terminator, will most likely be caught fingering one of the poor straight girls after seducing them with champagne, hopefully.
"I made up the kangaroo story because it sounded better than what actually happened," Wozniacki said, adding that she had not imagined that anyone would believe the story and had already told the Danish press that it was a joke.
After rehearsing for seven months, with the producer and arranger Milt Okun coaching them, Peter, Paul and Mary — Mr. Stookey adopted his middle name, Paul, because it sounded better — began performing in 1961 at Folk City and the Bitter End.
Easy listening and jazz-influenced stuff, those were the formats that went into FM because it sounded better.
page 16 and more: it is not obvious why the authors introduce a new abbreviation for 'residues outside the antigen recognition site (ROARS)' and do not use the widely accepted 'non-PBR'; Author response: We chose to use ROARS because we think it sounds better than 'non-PBR', and also because not all class I molecules present peptides.
"The students were only arrested because in the media it sounds better if you can call it a cell," said the lawyer, who also alleged his clients were tortured in custody.
