Sentence examples for because of this sense from inspiring English sources
"It's because of this sense of entitlement.
Scholars say that many people who are eligible for welfare do not apply, because of this sense of shame.
Because of this sense of unfair targeting, there has been growing backlash to the ICC among many African nations.
In part because of this sense of community, SHARE has an impressive repayment rate on the more than $71 million it has disbursed in 3000 villages of India since 1994.
Because of this, Sense About Science worked with me and a number of allergists, immunologists, respiratory scientists and pharmacists to produce Making Sense of Allergies, a guide tackling the many myths and misconceptions about allergies.
Because of this sense of ownership, the idea of democracy becomes more strongly rooted.
"But precisely because of this, what sense is there in keeping it alive?
Because of this extended sense of "being there" the actual physical input doesn't have to be so frenzied and demanding.
It's maybe because of this abiding sense of a life – and a life's work - arrested that one of my favourite of these photographs is of a young man caught mid-flight, leaping from a rooftop, his arms outstretched against a grainy blue sky.
Because of the sense of urgency during this time period, this study suffered from methodological limitations such as crude exposure estimates, an inadequate follow-up period for cancer outcomes, and lack of control for confounders, including smoking.
