Sentence examples for because of its perhaps from inspiring English sources

Arts is a no brainer to me because of its perhaps not-so-obvious impact on scientific, technological, and mathematical thinking.

But because of its rarity, perhaps, poetry is still a reference point, certainly for younger readers.

Will Microsoft favor Windows Nook devices in some way because of its investment, perhaps by getting more deeply involved in the integration of hardware, software and services?

Perhaps because of its unusual format, perhaps because it lacked blood and guts, perhaps because its author was unknown, "The Gallery" was initially a hard sell.

But it's Shakespeare's Macbeth which is most shrouded in superstition – perhaps because of its supernatural element or perhaps merely because of the large number of fights.

But because of its magnitude — and perhaps because of its proximity — New York City was not the focus of my youthful brand of postwar nativist romanticism.

15 This difficult passage is obscure because of its brevity and perhaps through corruption of the text.

It's not a human being, whose existence we value simply because of its (or their perhaps) existence.

It was a neat idea that Holly was able to pull off because of its position as perhaps the most financially stable independent refiner in the nation.

Perhaps because of its isolation it was often a stronghold in wartime, and it has been the scene of several uprisings.

Perhaps because of its heritage, it has never been a mainstream choice, but then also because of this, it's never lost its panache either.