Sentence examples for because of the ideas from inspiring English sources
"I choose the work because of the ideas and the choreography," said Ms. Robbins, who has been organizing these showcases for 18 years.
Though he was the underdog heading into the match, he was able to neutralize Anand rather easily in many of the games because of the ideas he had worked out before the contest started.
It's epic not because of the songs (some of which feature only Cooder on guitar backed by his son Joachim on drums or the great Van Dyke Parks on piano) but because of the ideas behind the project.
Since then, Solanas's SCUM manifesto has garnered a large cult following, partly because of the ideas she expounded, like creating a "swinging," all-female world by eliminating the world of men.
"Our idea is to show pieces that are important because of the ideas behind them, not because of their precious materials or fine handicraft," said Ulrich Fiedler, a Cologne dealer for 17 years who is showing for the first time at "Modernism: A Century of Art and Design," the annual fair at the Seventh Regiment Armory, through Sunday.
"I believe strongly the reason I sit here, the reason I was able to run the race I ran against a sitting vice president, with what had been and now hopefully will be a good economy and the world basically at peace, is because of the ideas that I talked about, including a tax relief plan that allows us to provide tax relief for folks and at the same time balance the budget," Mr. Bush said.
She was interested in the drinking societies, "because of the idea of a group of young men who would know that they were likely, after college, to end up in quite powerful positions.
Mr. Welch: It's also important because of the idea among consumers that if you discover something, you own it.
Hall didn't fully understand the significance of the play: "I remember it was highly original because of the idea of waiting as a metaphor of life.
I personally feel more drawn towards Greene or Le Carré, just because of the idea of this danger slowly coming out of the corner of your eye: It won't say 'I am the enemy', it just slowly reveals itself".
