Sentence examples for because pictures from inspiring English sources

She won both quantitatively (because pictures of her pulling faces outnumbered even those of Kim Sears) and qualitatively.

Of course it's not going to turn out how it looks in your head because pictures never do.

Because they have pictures and because pictures are easy to ban; pictures can be devoid of context.

She also professes annoyance that she had no idea what Dr. Jon Sarkin' s art looks like because pictures were not included in the book.

They said your television needs great speakers because "pictures tell you what's happening, and the sound tells you how it feels".

Come to think of it, they probably didn't go out together because pictures from cellphones would be all over the Internet if they had been spotted.

Because picture this: most activists and trained nurses cannot afford the drugs available to us in any corner chemist.

Too bad, because picture quality can be excellent, and it's virtually impossible to accidentally overwrite old shows.

She giggled because picturing fish with tits is funny.

Because picturing a rapidly increasing number as you eat that glazed doughnut does seem like it would help with those new year's resolutions.

Also, a picture naming study with bilinguals (Rodriguez-Fornells et al. 2005) revealed nontarget language interference, but again both languages were required for the task, because picture naming alternated between L1 and L2.