Sentence examples for because of its modern from inspiring English sources

"It's very exciting," Ms. Morsiani said Wednesday of her new job, which officially begins July 1. "It's a very special museum because of its modern art collection as well as its high-quality African art collection".

"Breakfast at Tiffany's" was cool because of its modern glamour, ushering in a sexy future.

"The Maltese Falcon was an intellectual endeavor," Mr. Coste said, "exceptional because of its modern technical features paired with a vintage look".

But Takeuchi says that the reason why GoCardless is better is because of its modern approach to enabling them.

Dorchester Opportunity Group, a special needs children's charity, lost the firm promise of a £2m donation from an anonymous benefactor after the prince delayed the construction of a new infants school, on Duchy of Cornwall land, because he disapproved of its modern glass-and-steel design.

Mira had to slip away to the group's twice-weekly meetings because her father did not approve of its modern, secular bent.

Yakī būd yakī nabūd caused a great stir, not only because of its innovative prose style, modern diction, and its use of colloquial Persian but also for its satiric, outspoken criticism of society which aroused the anger of conservative Iranians.

Ms. von Gal liked it, though, because of its simple, modern form and because it would be easy to pack.

With all this being said, go see it, because of its very modern take and accessibility.

Auberlen, who tows a large speedboat with his X6 M, says he chose it over the X5 because of its more "modern" styling.

Because of its past, modern Germany does not have these luxuries of self-deception and self-glorification.