Sentence examples for because reasons from inspiring English sources

I'm also going to re-read The Secret Garden, because it's wonderful, and because reasons.

Earlier this week, the American Dialect Society made "because" (as in, "Why? Because science", or "I won't go into it, because reasons") their 2013 word of the year.

To be attached to the world is to be attached to the world as it is, and not for any reason, because reasons can always be countered.

According to many people, what the problem of justifying first principles really shows is that because reasons always run out or end up just going in circles, our starting point must always be something more like faith.

If so, then even if appeals to evidence are sometimes effective in changing our political values over time, that's only because reasons themselves are aimed at manipulating others into agreeing with us, not uncovering the facts.

This, however, poses a monumental communications challenge because reasons the Fed gives for maintaining ZIRP sound like reasons to maintain QE, and reasons to end QE sounds like reasons to end ZIRP.

I believe it because reason has told me that it is right.

Reason is not always right because reason alone is not enough.

It is a vision that meets little contradiction because reasoned facts are sidelined by emotion.

And of course none is sought, because reasoned argument based on facts is for middle‑class ponces.

"This is an important vote because reason triumphed over emotion," said Dennis Eckart, chief executive of the Greater Cleveland Growth Association.