Sentence examples for because the force of from inspiring English sources
That is because the force of gravity would diminish far more quickly with distance than it does in this world.
Things start happening because the force of the sound pushes us in new directions, and I encourage that.
Well, I've never missed anything that Marlon Brando's done in my life, because the force of his acting was -- and is -- so special, so amazing.
The pitch is up, out of the strike zone, but Berra slashes at it anyway — it's up by his eyes, because the force of his swing has dropped him down — and he drives it distantly.
The violation lasted two seconds at most, and it occurred only because the force of the laser light was minuscule, almost as slight as the force of the water molecules bouncing off the bead.
One day in the life of Ivan Denisovich is all you need to know about Ivan Denisovich, because the idea that anyone could live for a minute in such circumstances seems impossible; one day in the life of an American prison means much less, because the force of it is that one day typically stretches out for decades.
Hollande won in 2012 not because of the force of his party's ideas or his own appeal but because of public dissatisfaction with Sarkozy.
Because of the force of gravity.
I don't know how much people have ever been into the band because of the force of our personalities or our good looks".
In another unusual event, a derelict building in the run-down central district of Aghios Panteleimonas collapsed, apparently because of the force of the sustained downpour.
