Sentence examples for because that sense from inspiring English sources
There is no need to moon over this, because that sense of "flashing" is in decline.
Because that sense of detachment from mainland society – being able to view from a removed distance – is all he craves.
Both of my parents worked for the tribal government and raised us there because that sense of place and knowing where my brother and I belonged was important.
"Those unbearable anxieties are what animates the play, and if they're striking a responsive chord now, it may be because that sense is abroad in the land".
Losing early work is particularly important because that sense of it not knowing where it's taking you is so powerful when you're young.
He adds: "It's become particularly important because that sense of contagion – the idea that refugees are a subhuman species that, if allowed in, will cause untold problems – has been magnified recently to a degree that I haven't seen before".
"My theory as a producer is let's make it a really good show, and if it ends up on Broadway because that makes sense, then yes.
And that of course is why it has sustained itself so well: because, in that sense, there is something in it for everyone who participates.
And the early-19th century European observers often thought that [INAUDIBLE], was an independent country, because of that sense of independence and autonomy.
The sacrificing of human bodies to alien life forms, because that makes total sense.
