Sentence examples for because of well from inspiring English sources

It is failing more because of, well, Washington.

And you know you are with Giants fans because of, well, the interesting vocabulary".

He went viral because of, well, because of a potato chip.

It's missing because it doesn't really exist, and it doesn't exist because of, well, democratic politics.

Alfred Hitchcock pulled it off with Grant and Kelly in "To Catch a Thief," a bauble that sparkles like a jewel because of the world-class scenery, its stars included, and because of, well, the directing.

Good ol' Digitimes is back, but this time the report is a tad more believable because of, well, yesterday's festivities.

Because of well-intentioned but muddled law.

He denies that the organisations which have won reprieves did so because of well-orchestrated PR campaigns and celebrity support.

The United States, of course, is not the only nation holding back because of well-considered reservations.

Controlling the aid will give the Nuba power, though the practice is contentious because of well-documented fears that local leaders will abuse the largess they receive.

The area also draws expatriate families because of well-regarded international schools in the town of Founex, about 10 minutes away.