Sentence examples for because it ultimately from inspiring English sources

Boyhood makes time seem sublime through its dizzying scale over the course of 165 minutes but Interstellar, for all its divergent time zones, fails because it ultimately tries to make something as vast and incomprehensible as interstellar travel seem as clear-cut as Morse code.

The American swimming federation might also find itself vulnerable to charges of hypocrisy because it ultimately failed to punish one of its athletes, Jessica Foschi, after she tested positive for steroids in 1995.

In other words, governments support education because it ultimately strengthens their countries.

completely to participate [in the political process], because it ultimately benefits the occupiers, their followers and their agents.

It's extremely important to address the problem because it ultimately affects the consumers, meaning what they end up paying".

But these days, keeping minorities concentrated in specific zones may actually be a drawback because it ultimately isolates minority candidates who get to the legislative level.

That is because it is ultimately about helping choose, and perhaps buy and download apps.

I don't believe in anarchy, because it will ultimately amount to the power of the bully, with weapons.

I know that this isn't really very surprising because it's ultimately a kid's show, but still.

Outcomes measurement needs a multidisciplinary approach because it will ultimately affect the way all functional areas operate.

It provides for my family and leaves it a bigger hunk of my estate because it will ultimately shelter more of my assets from estate taxes.