Sentence examples for because the scene is from inspiring English sources

His record label, Signature Sounds, "suggested I do an instrumental CD because the scene is so cluttered with singer-songwriters," said Mr. Williams, who will perform on Saturday with the guitarist John Daniels at the Vanilla Bean Cafe in Pomfret.

Mr. Gordon's most inventive song, "The Gypsy," a wicked ditty that accompanies Bronte's cleverest ruse, the fortuneteller used by Rochester to turn off Blanche's affections, is all too brief because the scene is a blip.

"And it relates to our position that our food is king," because the scene is centered on the menu items ordered by Dundee and his visitor, the Classic Triple with cheese and the Biggie (largest size) french fries.

Describing the sequence in detail makes for an inefficient exposition in a review, but it's worth doing nonetheless, because the scene is a textbook case of ugly prejudices breezing through conventional dramas as if they were nothing exceptional — the kind of casual stereotyping that should have gone out of style half a century ago and should never have been in style in the first place.

We say "very" not only because the scene is revealing, but because it's a slow burn to get there.

The overwhelming feeling plucked from Bloodstock, about metal's longevity and indestructibility through ever-changing times, seems to be because the scene is bigger than just the music.

Because if the scene is just cleaned up as fast as possible, we may miss the evidence of a terror crime in progress.

That's because nobody in the scene is suffering the consequences of that destruction.

The scene is baffling because this Henry is no dope.

It appears to be because of different interpretations of how the scene is illuminated.

(Or I think he died — it was hard to tell, because the scene was lit only by flashlights, but he didn't reappear after that).