Sentence examples for because they looked different from inspiring English sources
Passersby were considered suspicious, she said, because they looked different.
They stood out from the rest of the group not only because they looked different, but also because — for the moment — they were on the outside looking in.
At times witch attacks may have involved personal grudges, and at times victims may have been singled out because they looked different (the Dublin woman was said to be "dwarfish and deformed").
The Frikis were one such target, because they looked different, shirked the norms of life under Castro socialism, and spent much of their time on the streets in run-down areas.
"A friend mentioned her daughter didn't like wearing her hearing aids because they looked different, so I suggested trying nail stickers to decorate them, which she loved," Ivermee said.
The general opinion was that 'kids are cruel' and parents appeared certain that their child would be bullied in the future because they looked different.
My thing is figuring out how to put things in a simple way, so here's my definition: If someone gets attacked because they look different, act different, or pray differently, that's genocide.
It would also be nice to discuss possible differences in Z+ PCs across modules - because they look different in Figure 1 figure supplement 3E, yet there is no direct comparison.
Yet because they look "different," they suffer racial profiling.
