Sentence examples for because there has always from inspiring English sources

"But that's because there has always been a militant action on the part of French filmmakers.

It's great that it's been put on a more significant platform because there has always been a discrepancy".

He does it partly because there has always been something violent and vengeful about the white right in the US.

He's being written off because there has always been a ceiling on the number of people who will support him in a Republican primary.

I have kept it in memory of my dad and of Colorado, where I was born, and because there has always been a strange, warm-eyed grace in its artificial gaze.

Some hang back, because there has always been a little coolness with the person on the other end of the line, and others would talk all afternoon if the turkey weren't coming to the table just this minute.

Windows computers were a frequent target for attacks because there had always been more of them.

Wine drinkers demand corks because there have always been corks, they argue.

Windows computers have always been cyber criminals' preferred target simply because there have always been more of them.

Zuber felt comfortable immediately once spring training began, surprised when Bernie Williams and Derek Jeter would say hi -- "how's it going, Zubes" -- because there had always been distinct lines that were not crossed in the Phillies' caste system of veterans.

Because of this, there has always been an expectation that museums, as educators more than anything else, must remain above, even far above, the fray.