Sentence examples for because of its content from inspiring English sources

A literary work is not regarded as a masterpiece because of its scale, but because of its content; in camerawork, also, it is not the physical scale but the expression of content that should be broad.

Thus, "if BART was trying to suppress speech because of its content or to stop violence", he says, "it likely can't meet the constitutional test and has violated the First Amendment".

Gore's speech is both destructive and disloyal, not because of its content — which is as silly as it is subversive — but because of its location and its intended audience.

Some newspapers temporarily pulled "The Boondocks" or moved it away from the other comics because of its content.

Proper treatment and recovery of WEEE is an important challenge not only because of its content on hazardous substances but also because it contains significant quantities of valuable materials.

Earlier this month, at least one advertiser, State Farm Insurance Companies, confirmed that it would not advertise on the show because of its content.

She stated that she chose to self-title the album because the majority of its content describes who she is.

The episode will air after 9pm because of the "adult nature of its content".

No doubt because of the mysterious weight of its contents.

There's no export market for it because of its water content and its volatility, so it's all ours.

The distinguished translator John Willett got it right when he said it survived less because of its political content than through its establishment of a new theatrical genre.