Sentence examples for because theme from inspiring English sources

"We picked Taiwan because theme restaurants are very popular and successful here.

This is a significant leadership move because theme issues draw attention to health topics and imply topic importance; indeed, readers appear to prioritise women's health [ 17, 18].

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

We have survived because our theme song is 'Rise Above".

"We decided to accept that because the theme was music".

"I don't usually like shows with themes, because the theme can mean anything," says Creed, "but this is fine".

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.

This is not because the idea of photographing sacred places in the ruggedly chic Adirondacks isn't sound, but because the theme has been interpreted narrowly.

Parks tied to the Wild West or cowboys have struggled in particular, said Mr. Futrell, the historian, because that theme has lost its appeal with younger audiences.