Sentence examples for because of its wretched from inspiring English sources

Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice pushed last year to close Guantánamo because of its wretched impact on American foreign policy.

Here we approach the nub of MacFarlane's argument: his bold contention that, in Anna's words, "the West fucking sucks," with its army of diseases, its wretched life expectancy, and what Albert calls its "general depressing awfulness".

Gatting was not popular at the time, not just because of his wretched engagement with South African rebel tours or his behaviour in Pakistan but also because of his unsmiling roundhead rotundity, the sense of a Gatting-Gooch managerial cartel, a dad's army of humourless sages.

But it rolls because of its shape.

Because of its science-education system?

This is partly because of its size.

The peony because of its countless petals.

Because of its political significance.

The canyon captivates because of its immensity.

Banksia because of its straight styles.

That may be because of its screenwriter.