Sentence examples for because it was presented from inspiring English sources

The study, to be published in the Sept. 15 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association, was released early because it was presented yesterday at a cardiology meeting in Germany.

The civil rights drama Selma consoled itself with a globe for best original song – an award given added punch because it was presented by Prince in a surprise appearance.

The "New Ballet Choreographers" program that opened the fall season at Miller Theater at Columbia University was freighted with extra glory, perhaps because it was presented in cooperation with the Works & Process series at the Guggenheim Museum.

The six men were ordered deported after a 40-day trial in 1997 in which the defendants were unable to contest the government's evidence because it was presented in secret.

An outdoor campaign created by a small agency in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., which generated considerable attention when it began in 1998 because it was presented as signed by "God," is inspiring a sequel.

But the most provocative of zoological novelties was the gorilla, a Victorian sensation, for two reasons: because it was presented (falsely) as a menacing, aggressive behemoth and because it seemed, in delicious paradox, much too similar to humans for comfort.

Perhaps the short answer might be that it is dance because it is presented at Dance Theater Workshop.

(That their confidence grows as the play proceeds is only because it is presented in reverse chronology).

But its inclusion, even as an adornment in cinematic interludes, is welcome, not least because it's presented in such a natural, unforced way.

I very much want to embrace art but am sometimes left mystified and disconnected because it's presented in a void.

You think it's an opportunity because it's presented as such, but it's not; it's just a name you recognise that in the diagram of your mind is linked up to riches and fame.