Sentence examples for because our concept of from inspiring English sources

So far, the U.S. still embraces cash, because our concept of wealth is material: we collect it, handle it, hoard it.

"We don't want to accept the notion because it attacks our concept of the dignity of human nature".

The apparent contrast between these two theories is lessened when we recognize that for Henry God is the primum cognitum of our intellect, not because of the evidence, but because of the absolute indeterminacy of our concept of God.

"Society doesn't yet have a way to talk about it, because it violates all our concepts of what women are".

Because of our thin concept of democracy -- that elected government plus a one-rule economy (highest return to existing wealth) are all we need to meet human needs.

"We are indeed heretics in their eyes because the concept of our way of life is revolutionary: We are going to liberate God".

We never wanted things like that for Robocop because the concept of our story was that it was 15 minutes into the future.

"And at least 15 to 20 people died of diarrhoea each year in our upazila [sub-district] because the concept of hand-washing was so foreign – let alone looking at menstruation as a cause of female dropouts.

Because no concept of paradise could accommodate knowledge that our loved ones suffer eternal torment, Lila decides that the unsaved must get a free pass from the saved who love them, a kind of plus-one invitation to heaven.

Our results are relevant for mechanism design in general, because the concept of externality-robustness is applicable to arbitrary mechanism design problems.

Billy Gilley was wrongly convicted, Pinsky implies, because the concept of "victim-offender" was unknown in 1984.