Sentence examples for because of the content of from inspiring English sources

Rock Against Racism was effective, but not because of the content of the songs.

"We made that determination because of the content of the film.

The 1984 act provides that schools allowing groups to meet in extracurricular clubs cannot deny certain groups to meet because of the content of their discussions.

"I needed to tell the police because of the content of the letter, but I didn't even tell [the chief executive] Rick Parry or [the chairman] David Moores.

A festival press representative put it this way: "We don't restrict ourselves because of the content of plays but rather because of whether the audience would go.

I made my decision not to vote for Senator Barack Obama not because of the color of his skin but because of the content of his character, the background of his politics, his ideas and his intentions.

Like, I didn't know that a person who had a reality different from mine, but kind of similar--because of the content of the book, and then the knowledge and the jewels and the gems that she was dropping in that book, and then it was a page-turner, and then I finished it in like two days.

We behave the way we do because of what we want and what we believe, and this seems to be just another way of saying that we behave as we do because of the contents of our beliefs and desires.

After a months-long absence, MSNBC president Phil Griffin finally said that Buchanan had been kept deliberately off of the air because of the contents of the book.

Because of the contents of these collectors' items, buyer must be verified to be 21 years of age or older, no exceptions.

Irving's time as editor of the Carnival Times, a student rag mag, was controversial because of the contents of a "secret supplement" he added to the magazine.