Sentence examples for because it was some from inspiring English sources

Haroun said he wanted to cast a light on what he calls "this genocide" largely ignored by the outside world "because it was some business of the blacks" carried out behind closed doors.

You know, it's just a flood of them and so when we watched the initial queries come in at launch, it was kind of a fun moment for us because it was some sense of initial reputation.

And I go, "Yes!!" I was excited because it was some sort of divine thing.

"He got arrested and the judge ordered him to have a psychiatric evaluation, because it was some kind of a fetish".

By July, Prince Lvov had resigned as Prime Minister to be replaced by Alexander Kerensky, who ordered ex-Emperor Nicholas removed from Petrograd to Tobolsk in the Urals because it was "some remote place, some quiet corner, where they would attract less attention".

The grownup is surprised to see her but she explains she is home because it is some kind of holiday.

"I work directly with my hands when it's the best way to make the works, not because it's some sort of rule".

"The story it tells has resonated with people not because it's some mockery of ideas or institutions that they're in disagreement with.

But the caxirola wasn't banned because it is slightly loud and pretty annoying – or even because it's some sign that sports are an excuse to spend money on more junk you don't need.

"I get mail once in a while from people who believe that it's wrong to try to reinforce good English because it's some kind of mind-control plot, and English teachers are at the bottom of this.

A pouty, neo-Bardot beauty, Ms. Thierry is hypnotically transfixing, but she takes a while to warm to, partly because it's some time before her character comes into focus.