Sentence examples for because of the sight from inspiring English sources

Instead, he said, he made his decision because of the sight of his neighbor's top-of-the-line sports car.

I quit because of the sight of the thing.

She opened the door to the toilet, and the grimace on her face… you could tell she was going to get sick to her stomach because of the sight and the smell".

When I was captain of the club 20 years ago we banned shorts for male golfers mainly because of the sights we were seeing on the course.

The trip is important, as are so many of Steinberg's restless travels, because of the sights he observed and the imagery that would later emerge in his art.

"A farm surrounded by development is quite often difficult to farm because of the sights, sounds and noises typically associated with farming, whether it's running an irrigation pump or the smells of spreading manure.

Because of the sight-threatening consequences of OcMMP, the ocular phenotype of MMP is regarded as 'high risk', 13 particularly as disease progression is more aggressive in younger patients 14 and 50% of patients continue to have progression of cicatrising disease in the apparent absence of inflammation.

But then – maybe because they refuse to change, maybe because they change too much, maybe just because people get sick of the sight of them – enthusiasm drops away to almost zero.

Duff says she now plans to retire from the limelight for a while: "There are times when you have to get away because people are sick of the sight of you".

We will also be advertising with the University so when students are searching for places for their parents to stay, they will come across The Enchanted Vineyard Bed & Breakfast in a school related publication and feel more comfortable with booking a reservation sight unseen because of the trust bond they have formed with the University.

It is not because of the unusual sight of the first black president taking up residence in the White House.