Sentence examples for because the language of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because the language of crime fiction is functional rather than decorative, translations of international fiction can be pretty fiery.

I self-identify as a Muslim now because the language of it makes most sense to me".

The internet's limited reach is compounded further because the language of the web is English and mobile connectivity is limited as only 18% of Africa's mobiles are smartphones.

Humour in music is a subject to be approached with diffidence because the language of music ultimately eludes translation into verbal concepts.

Each time, he has won partly because the language of the vehicle code, which prohibits unsafe riding by people, does not apply to animals.

This list is incomplete, but it always will be, because the language of rights is just the language of policy: a list of beliefs about an ideal society.

And The New Yorker opined: "It is a curiously offensive piece of writing, less because of the language of which it is composed... than because it is so presumptuous.

This letter read, in part, I Sapor, king of kings, partner of the stars, brother of the sun and the moon, to Constantius Caesar my brother send much greeting... Because... the language of truth ought to be unrestrained and free, and because men in the highest rank ought only to say what they mean, I will reduce my propositions into a few words..

I Sapor, king of kings, partner of the stars, brother of the sun and the moon, to Constantius Caesar my brother send much greeting... Because... the language of truth ought to be unrestrained and free, and because men in the highest rank ought only to say what they mean, I will reduce my propositions into a few words..

I will not want to hear that problems are intractable because of the language of the law".

Because of the language of the merger agreement, which, with some ambiguity, appears to allow the banks to benefit in some nature from this cap.