Sentence examples for because it transpires from inspiring English sources

Vronsky's rooms are shot in Ham House, Surrey – because, it transpires, they ran out of time.

Because it transpires that Sam Shepard isn't actually cold or taciturn or intimidating at all.

But that, alas, brings us straight to Bob Woodward of the Washington Post, erstwhile investigative hero of Watergate but now a prospective villain of Plamegate because, it transpires, somebody spilt the beans about CIA agents to him before Scooter Libby ever spoke to Judith Miller.

Some GPs were found to be ineligible once the project began because it transpired that they had over-estimated the numbers of English-speaking patients aged 60 or over attending their practice.

This subjective element, which could result in a strong bias, is difficult to overcome because it presumably transpires subconsciously.

He muses on how Auguste Rodin's "Thinker" leans so precariously far forward: its head rests on more than the figure's hand and knee, it transpires, because the sculpture contains a massive lead counterweight in its bottom.

The pimps still want her, it transpires, because Malika has squirreled away a small fortune to help her escape from prostitution.

This underscores a complication in my argument, because as it develops it transpires that there is considerable inertia within the professional body which, however, does show examples of initiative to change.

From further investigations, it transpires that because of pressure differences (approximately 0.0002 to 0.0003 hPa/day) in the emitting altitude region among these days, the variations in collisional quenching of excited NaO* A2Σ+) (first excited electronic state of NaO that produces D line) contribute considerably towards the observed intensity variations.

Her highlight, it transpires, was Sarah Jessica Parker, because she is "so in love with her".

I've never posted a picture of my child on it and it transpires that was wise, because my best friend would have disowned me.