Sentence examples for because the line between from inspiring English sources

It is also because the line between state services and ANC largesse is often blurred.

Perhaps it's because the line between facile photographic cleverness and significant insight is so delicate and unpredictable.

For those who actually knew her, the work may have been even more compelling because the line between her characters and Jane the person seemed so paper-thin.

Alan Ayckbourn's plays are enjoying a renaissance at the moment, she thinks, because the line between lightness and darkness he draws is so slight.

Reviving the collective approach has never been more important for UK interests, because the line between national and global challenges no longer exists.

It is going to have to be very good indeed to pull that off, because the line between screaming and giggling is a fine one.

So just to clarify, because again, the line between reality and parody is super thin when it comes to things like HBO's Valley-set comedy, this is a real car listing for a vehicle you can actually book.

Because the lines between public and private control of the Internet are not yet clearly defined, what artists want to do may be perfectly legal, but that does not mean they will be allowed do it.

Meanwhile, a recent scathing analysis of both dramas from Salon TV critic Sonia Saraiya tore into Murphy for his shock tactics and confused tone: "You never know where you stand, as a viewer, because the lines between camp, irony, horror, sincerity and humour are so blurred.

Because they straddle the line between livestock and pets, chickens are allowed in some unexpected places.

Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz "are not here because they blurred the line between themselves and Tyco," says Ann Donnelly, an assistant district attorney.