Sentence examples for because of its language from inspiring English sources

In fact, although it was one of Handel's most popular stage works during his lifetime, in part because of its language, it isn't really an opera at all.

But, although the play is an odd mish-mash of an ancient Britain, classical Rome and Renaissance Italy, it often works in the theatre: partly because of its language (how often at funeral services do we hear "Fear no more the heat of the sun") and partly because of the character of Imogen whom one critic called "the soul of beauty, honour and faith".

The In All Languages department is devoted to bringing WKCR-FM listeners hard-to-find music because of its language, tradition, or place of origin.

Mr. Bregman, the producer, said in an interview that the movie was initially given an X rating -- meaning no one under 17 could be admitted -- because of its language.

"The Debt was a brilliant small film which cost around $800,000, that – not only because of its scale, but also because of its language – was very unlikely to get a broad audience," he says.

But Mr. Howard, 39, refused to perform the song at the Oscars because of its language and content, and his own musical tastes lie in a decidedly different direction.

Justice Antonin Scalia has called this federal statute unconstitutional because some of its language is so vague that it "permits, indeed invites, arbitrary enforcement".

Ultimately, on March 25, the Senate voted 56 43 to pass the bill, which, because of procedural violations in some of its language, had to be returned to the House, where it passed again by a vote of 220 207.

Because of its equivocal language, it became one of the most discussed and difficult treaties in the history of Anglo-U.S. relations.

It is a good book because of its precise language and its didactic organization (with many clear tables), it is exhaustive in its details, and rigorous in its background; it is well suited for a graduate-level course.

The island nation of Madagascar is excluded because of its distinct language and cultural heritage.