Sentence examples for because some thought from inspiring English sources

No matter what Auriol thought, however, the skeptical implications of Auriol's theory of esse apparens did worry many of his medieval readers, and the theory elicited a critical response because some thought that it posed too sharp a break between cognition and reality.

The magazine received backlash because some thought that black women from video vixens from the 90s to Beyoncé and Blac Chyna today weren't credited enough for embracing their bodies.

On Thursday night, Internet users and some news organizations thought they saw a link between the search for the bombing suspects — Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev — and the student, Sunil Tripathi, 22, because some thought Mr. Tripathi looked like the photo of one of the suspects.

It is unclear whether the network was responding to accusations that had circulated on the Internet that Mohyledin was yanked out of Gaza because some thought his coverage was too sympathetic toward Palestinians. .

I apologize because unfortunately some thought I, personally, had characterized it inappropriately.

It's essential because, without some thought and planning, nudity is just a gimmick whose novelty fades by the second water break.

Younger kids and boys stumbled when given contextual additions, presumably because they required some thought to understand and integrate — so it's possible to be too responsive when interacting with them.

The idea that my life could change because of some thoughts I'd had on a flight was certainly alluring.

(During the interregnum, Livingstone was in Parliament, an institution in which he did not thrive — perhaps, some thought, because collegiality has never been his long suit).

"It's a chance," he says, after some thought, "because the music has not been spoilt that much during these difficult times.

"It was really stupid, but I don't know if you can even call it stupid because that would require some thought.