Sentence examples for because the form of from inspiring English sources

Eat complex carbohydrates: carrots, whole grain cereal, whole/multigrain bread, yams; enjoy fresh or dried fruits.... Stop using processed foods, margarine, shortenings and other food products containing these which are disguised, also being called partially saturated oils because, the form of fats has been changed by processing, so becoming harmful.

Mr. Lassaw calls the effect "polymorphic," because the form of each sculpture changes as it is viewed from different angles.

She has a difficult task, because the form of the drama is much more playful than its content.

Because the form of the Mass was not changed — just the details of the translation — many Catholics reacted mildly.

"We blame a system that makes those players leave because the form of the game that is regarded as the pinnacle isn't open to us," he said.

It failed to produce a masterpiece, perhaps because the form of the realistic novel must be moderately distorted to make it suitable for children.

But the Venetian republic endured not merely because of the form of its government, but also because of the texture of its society.

He says that Dylan Hartley is fit, but is on the bench because of the form of Mike Hayward.

Because of the form of the rotation curves, small galaxies undergo many short-period, very differential, rotations.

Yet anthrax remains a concern because in the form of spores it is so durable.

That can be important, Mr. Teller said, because sometimes the form of your name varies on the mailing label.