Sentence examples for because the word does from inspiring English sources

This baffled me, because the word does not involve a suffix.

Just because we agree on the word, doesn't mean we agree on the shades of meaning or the context.

In the 16th century this was because the word did not yet exist.

In this four-part series, Rhod Gilbert travels down an interesting wormhole: real people who have proper jobs but are still in bands; amateurs in the best sense of the word, doing it because they love it.

Just because you know the words, doesn't mean you have to say them.

Most people who speak te reo didn't learn it as a first language; it can be a point of cultural insecurity because the words don't just roll off your tongue.

Dzhokhar's profile page also has the words "Do good, because Allah loves those who do good".

The primary criterion is multifunctionality because the mono-functional word does not suggest any conceptual correlation at all.3 Following this principle, we have examined all the 498 Chinese adverbs listed in Zhang 张谊生 (2000: 21) and have ruled out those mono-functional adverbs according to the explanations in Lü 吕叔湘 (1980).

Problems sometimes arise in using the Feed Method options because Word does not always automatically select the right orientation of the envelope.

He sees his illustrations themselves as moments to be revisited, and the skill of his task, he says, is to choose "which moment to illustrate" and which not to "because the words can do it better".

The fairs are one way to do so, because word does not travel far beyond France.