Sentence examples for because the gravity of from inspiring English sources

Or maybe he's puncturing his own sincerity because the gravity of the project is sometimes too much to bear.

Millar was only half-right because the gravity of surrendering an early 2-0 leandanotnot having his overpowering stuff was maddening for Martínez.

Let's talk, in particular, about what's happening in Europe — not because all is well with America, but because the gravity of European political developments isn't widely understood.

"Nothing to be sad about," she said, understanding that they will all come to remember this night as fondly as a 30-point game because the gravity of missing a handful of games and even a national tournament will fade.

G2 has arrived early because the gravity of the black hole has stretched the cloud into a giant string of "spaghetti" that will now take more than 12 months to complete its dangerous passage.

Scientists think it looked so bright because the gravity of a galaxy between Earth and the source focused its radiation toward us.

And the IPCC farmed out an investigation that should have been done in-house because, despite the gravity of the event, and the public interest in it, it felt it lacked the resources to do it speedily.

Zardari advises that he is seeking this office only because of the "gravity of the situation" in the country, and because his party, the Pakistan People's Party, insisted on it.

They urged Comey to add language that made clear that the director was making the disclosure because of the obligation he felt from his testimony, not because of the gravity of the discovery — and that the e-mails had been found on the laptop of an aide's husband, not in Clinton's possession.

All this constitutes a heavy brunch indeed, and not just because of the sheer amount of reading material, but also — and especially — because of the gravity of the contents.

Because of the gravity of this condition, much research is focused on lipoproteins and their functions.