Sentence examples for because of its endless from inspiring English sources
We drift round YouTube or Facebook to be diverted by the idiosyncratic or unusual; it's compulsive because of its endless capacity to divert us into a System 1 world of trivia and intuition.
The breed is known to be independent and self-assured, playful, intelligent and has been nicknamed the 'Diehard' because of its rugged nature and endless determination.
Because of his endless record of offensive statements and sheer unpopularity, Trump is already on track to be a serious burden to Republican candidates for Senate, House, and almost any other race this year.
Grimsby is unfortunate, not just because of its circumstances, but because of an endless comical repetition of them.
She had wearied of Times Square and its endless congestion.
To cite one famous example: In 2003, Darden Restaurants reported that more than $3 million had disappeared from its bottom line because of an "Endless Crab" promotion at its Red Lobster chain.
Because of its political significance.
David S. Nivison (1996a, 225) described the phrase as "a philologist's delight," because of the endless speculation it could provoke, and argued that "[n]o one will ever know what it really meant in its locus classicus".
But the marriage is now under considerable strain, and France is very much on the defensive, not just because of the endless euro crisis, which is now undermining its southern European allies Spain and Italy, but because of the growing weakness of the French economy as well, which makes the French-German couple less than equal.
Be its endless substance.
