Sentence examples for because the setting is from inspiring English sources

Because the setting is really the star of the show there.

The reason the story makes a natural drama is, in part, because Chris is one of the great women of 20th-century fiction, but also because the setting is so alluring.

A State of the Union speech is always to some degree a trial, because an S.O.U. is laundry-listy by nature and because the setting is a little too dignified, even when the audience isn't.

The style flourished from 1825 to 1855, which is about the same time the area was being settled, and because the setting is rural and there wasn't much development, many original houses remain.

Joe, Terry and Owen have breakfast together at a diner almost every day, and because the setting is Los Angeles — the San Fernando Valley, specifically — they can further enhance togetherness with regular hiking.

Because the setting is Wyoming and St . Louis in the late 1860's, it is facile to stick a pre-feminist label on Ms. Henley's concerns, especially since the self-worth of Bess Johnson and Macon Hill depends on pleasing the deranged, abusive Jack Flan and the dopey William Curtis.

The order settled here before most of the residents because the setting was ideal for their life of prayer and reflection, he said.

Its success, with the help of funding from the Goethe Institute, and the Polish Cultural Institute of New York propelled Unsound further forward, although Schulz says the event itself only worked because the setting was right.

Other studies found a higher return prevalence, perhaps because the setting was a general ED and not a specialized mental health treatment ED, perhaps indicating that a PIRC system decreases return psychiatric ED visits in the pediatric population.

Because the set is waiting for you.

That is nice in terms of visual variety, because the set is just a sparkly backdrop for the fine five-piece band.