Sentence examples for because of the argument from inspiring English sources

"We went after 'The Da Vinci Code' because of the argument that it was based on fact, when it was based on fiction," Mr. Donohue said.

These words are important because of the argument that we have to act to protect ourselves: there is a terrorist on a screen; hit him now.

"I'll tell you what, if Michelle Obama was kind enough to watch this show all the way through, then that would be a very positive thing indeed, because of the argument that it presents.

Each time we failed because of the argument that the churches had contracts and played a particular role in Germany, that there are structures that have evolved over centuries, and that there is another judicial basis in these cases.

And not because of the arguments, per se, but because of the disruptive impact a flood of cash could have on the Nov. 5 election.

Part-exchange deals are notoriously difficult because of the arguments over the valuation of the makeweight and the challenge in getting his consent to the move.

"Luckily the chairman agreed to move nearly all of them back up because of the arguments that I was having with him and the club secretary.

The doctor decided to retain the answering service, partly because of the arguments advanced, partly because of the appeal to his humanity, but chiefly because the letter was written in long-hand with a real pen.

But the White House chose to ignore the issue, largely because of the arguments made by the coal industry and several utilities, led by Southern, according to power company lobbyists in Washington.

Still, because of the arguments presented as well as the potential inconsistencies of the I.N.S.'s present position with the plain language of the statute and with the I.N.S.'s own earlier interpretations of the statute in I.N.S. regulations and guidelines, and because of the equities in this case, we conclude that plaintiff is entitled to an injunction pending appeal.

Phil Griffin, the president of the network, said in an interview here on Saturday that Mr. Buchanan might not be allowed to return to the channel because of the arguments in his most recent book, "Suicide of a Superpower," which have been criticized by some civil rights organizations as racist and anti-Semitic.