Sentence examples for because the theme of from inspiring English sources

"It was profound," said Ms. de la Cruz, "because the theme of that whole play is you have to be ready for Christ".

The satirical bite is lessened, however, because the theme of minority oppression is what already characterised the sequel.

I don't know why, but I think it was mainly because the theme of the exhibition is very interesting.

It's not particularly dramatic stuff, but that's because the theme of this (apparently final) season is incremental change.

These plays meant a lot to him, because "the theme of discovery and acceptance" informs them, "but so do prejudice and betrayal".

I bring up this up not just because gadgetry is cool, but because the theme of today's puzzle, expertly workshopped by Tim Croce, has to do with experimentation, innovation and imagination.

The reason why none of these characters are from France, besides the woman in the coma, is because with the theme of the film being "the past," I decided that each of them has up and left behind the place they were from and come to another place, they have necessarily cut off their past.

Joanna Grossman, a professor of law and associate dean at Hofstra Law School, said Ms. Stewart was invited "because her experience fit the theme of the conference".

But the findings are worth pondering because the themes of liberty and individualism are so dominant in today's Republican Party.

Partly it's because the themes of the programme have made for such interesting and varied discussion.

This is important because the themes of "purity" in pregnancy [ 71] and breastfeeding [ 58], seem to be gaining momentum and increasing people's anxiety about what the maternal body is exposed to.