Sentence examples for because they are perhaps from inspiring English sources

These beasts are a striking and startling invention, but self-conscious in a way that Malick's dinosaur was not, because they are perhaps too obviously born of Hushpuppy's own unhappiness.

Rodents were included because they are perhaps the most commonly hunted and eaten type of forest animal and serve as a useful comparison with nonhuman primates.

Also if we pick up patients who are using their oxygen because they are perhaps under-medicated and they need a review, they need to be supported.

They are self-seekers who have found their way to jihad in myriad ways: through barbecues or on the web; because they were perhaps uncomfortable with binge-drinking or casual sex; or because their parents were humiliated by form-checking bureaucrats or their sisters insulted for wearing a headscarf.

However, it is conceivable that those using 'other spectacles' were doing so because they were perhaps not satisfied with the provided spectacles.

They are perhaps better, because, although frequently large, they get in a lot of visual information.

They are perhaps because of how they are funded, they want a very narrow perspective on those, to try and avoid blow out.

Chat conversations are dominated by donors despite the fact, or perhaps because, they are outnumbered four-to-one by recipients.

And other tribal members have not come forward -- perhaps because they are intimidated, perhaps because they have nothing to accuse Mr. Morrison of.

Mr. Kastberg explains: "Perhaps because they are not voters – perhaps governments have focused more on winning the votes of those who can vote and therefore (governments) tend to select public policies that reach certain interest groups.

They would rather look away, perhaps because they are scared of commitment, perhaps out of hypocrisy They are armchair revolutionaries.