Sentence examples for because of being a from inspiring English sources

SR: "I think anybody can relate to it because of being a teenager.

Though ostensibly cheaper because of being a "one-off", adoption costs are rising as it is increasingly understood that adoptive families need long-term professional support to cope.

"Well, I'm going to tell you right now, I don't care what happens with the championship, this is my year just because of being a father," Gordon said.

"He would probably be at much more risk than any other candidate because of being a black man in this society," Mrs. Powell said.

She approached her first encounter with Mandela with trepidation, not only because of being a nervous 23-year-old; but probably also because as a young Afrikaner, she did not know how to relate to a man who, in the collective consciousness of most Afrikaners in South Africa, and perhaps most crucially in their collective unconscious, Nelson Mandela was still a terrorist.

The Araldite® 2015 was chosen for this purpose because of being a direct competitor in terms of applications and being established in the market.

Because part of being a real runner means running just for the hell of it.

"We'll never have zero percent euthanasia because of being an open-door shelter," Mayeda said.

Because in terms of being a writer, fewer is better.

It's not just because I'm tired of being a bloodsucking ghoul.

The police maintained that Rackley was killed because he was suspected of being an in former.