Sentence examples for because of its faint from inspiring English sources

I have absolutely zero proof of this, but I suspect the name of the delivery company serving high-end online supermarket customers was devised because of its faint ring of the pear and its attendant references of luxury, health and wealth.

Christine Loh, the chief executive of Civic Exchange, a policy research group, said the government program would have to be managed with particular care because of its faint echoes of the Cultural Revolution in mainland China, when children were encouraged to inform on their parents and other relatives.

Mountaineers trekking through snow on every continent besides Africa have reported seeing Chlamydomonas nivalis--sometimes called watermelon algae because of its color and faint fruity scent.

But it rolls because of its shape.

Because of its greater distance from both Earth and the sun, Mars will appear 2.2 magnitudes fainter than Mercury on astronomers' brightness scale.

This is partly because of its size.

Because of its science-education system?

The peony because of its countless petals.

The £427m Olympic Stadium, damned with faint praise before the Games as a Meccano structure without the wow factor of Beijing Bird's Nest, succeeded precisely because of its stripped back nature and stirring acoustics.

Because of its political significance.

The canyon captivates because of its immensity.