Sentence examples for because it was even from inspiring English sources

Annika as the killer felt too obvious because it was, even if she had had help.

Our mum rashly promised to take us back the next day, then didn't because it was even windier.

"I went backstage in the intermission and she was quite upset, and I told her she should do it every night, because it was even more dramatic," he said.

For instance, in the courtroom scene [in which the Keanes have a paint-off for ownership of Margaret's body of work], we had to tone it down, because it was even worse than that.

The responsiveness of health services was a key component of being in the grip of BGLs, because it was even tighter when the women felt the health services were not responsive to their particular needs [ 14].

Montesquieu writes that "the principle of despotic government is subject to a continual corruption, because it is even in its nature corrupt" (SL 8.10).

This is because it is even more fearsome than anything NATO countries and their allies now use.

Perhaps that's because it's even more relevant than it was at the end of 2007.

If this scenario sounds oddly familiar, it's because it is: even after her Irish escapade and deportation, Samantha Azzopardi was back.

Even in Kimberly-Clark's somewhat earthy industry, marketing ideas for instance, selling toilet paper because it cleans well rather than because it is even softer can be just as innovative as technological ones.

But a successful operation would have been well worth the cost, Dr. Powers said, because it is even more expensive to take care of people who have suffered severe strokes.