Sentence examples for because the saga from inspiring English sources

Yet the amnesia is odd, because the saga has everything: glamour, greed, sex, death, betrayal, raging status anxiety.

The fact that the sagas mention board games indicates this use because the sagas are read and understood by a very large audience.

Ahmad's ordeal has had particular resonance in part because of the saga of the 73 injuries he received during his arrest, and his subsequent court case against the officers involved.

One of the fans who attended that game, Brian Tredwell from London, actually travelled to the Ricoh via Sixfields to pick up a programme, but said he could not face going into the ground because of the saga.

India had been scheduled to tour the Caribbean in February and March 2016 but the BCCI announced last week that all future tours to the West Indies would be suspended because of the saga.

Few questioned the Mission: Impossible III director's credentials to relaunch the saga because he had a proven track record as a big-budget movie-maker.

The wife of former Tory minister Neil Hamilton said she did not feel delight over the saga because of the suffering of Clifford's victims, but added: "I just think, 'yes, he's gone.

We learn this twist in the saga because of a Justice Department letter obtained by Scott Horton of Harper's, who has been on the Siegelman case for some time.

I relate all this because the unhappy saga of U.S.-Spanish relations reflects bungled American foreign policy.

It was especially easy to conflate fact and fiction because the JonBenet saga had a curiously fictive quality built in.

If so, it is precisely because the whole saga, for all the newfangled flourishes of C.G.I., harks back so unashamedly to older fanglings.