Sentence examples for because it was printed from inspiring English sources

It turned out that this was not a book, because it was printed on card instead of paper.

The altered Bible was called the Charles XII Bible because it was printed during the reign of Charles XII.

The All-Story, the magazine in which Burroughs's novel first appeared, was called a pulp not because it was citrusy but because it was printed on cheap, untrimmed wood paper.

Benjamin said that cartoon was "all the more disgusting" because it was printed on Holocaust Memorial Day, when millions of Jews and others killed in the Holocaust were being remembered in services across the UK.

You can scan a photograph or the pages of a book, but the original remains tangibly different, if only because it was printed on different stock with inks of different composition.

At the time, people I spoke with said it would be years before such a gun could be made, and even then, it would be highly unlikely that it could shoot off more than one round before the gun would fall apart because it was printed in plastic.

This must be true, because it's printed right here in The New York Times.

That is because it is printed on recycled paper, in an experiment.

On this particular Sunday, The Times carried no local news in the late New York edition of its main news section, and the Metropolitan section, to which Ms. Koenigsberg refers, lacked news because it is printed in advance on Friday.

Vikram Chandra's 900-page Sacred Games wins because it's printed on exactly the right thickness of paper: not too unwieldy, but heavy enough to feel like a tome for the ages.

However, this prototype is actually way cooler because it is printed in an acrylic-like material so as to be resistant to any chemical solvent used in the biofiltration process.