Sentence examples for because of its being from inspiring English sources

Instead, the bronze is the bronze it is because of its being an alloy of copper and tin, something it was before it was enformed by the shape of Hermes, something it remains while enformed by that shape, and, of course, something it is still after that shape has been lost.

Beijing was their only rival in the north solely because of its being the centre of political power.

Read enough political coverage, and you will find someone willing to advance almost any kind of position, despite (or perhaps because of) its being counterintuitive.

"We express no confidence in the Central Election Commission because of its being a passive, or maybe a too active, participant in falsifications," he said.

"There were all sorts of comments about Fox's being the coat-hanger network," Mr. Scanzoni said, "because of its being on UHF stations" that required some TV set owners to improvise antennas.

"This has emerged as the central issue of the gay movement less because of its being at the top of any gay agenda than because of the thunderous reaction it has produced," Professor Chauncey said.

What is complex (because of its diversity) is the analyzed LTR retroelement system.

And despite, or because of, its remorselessness, it is electrifying.

Because of its nature, it is difficult to measure corruption.

"Because of its size it was quite suitable for us.

It is considered to be beneficial because of its convenience of being administered by the oral route.