Sentence examples for because they need some from inspiring English sources

"They're writing poetry because they need some kind of mental stimulation, some way of expressing their feelings, some outlet for their creativity".

Way back in 2007 Mark Falkoff – the lawyer who put together a collection of inmates' poetry, Poems from Guantánamo – said that prisoners were "writing poetry because they need some kind of mental stimulation, some way of expressing their feelings, some outlet for their creativity".

"When Sam Smith came on, they are all booing which I think is totally unacceptable because they need some encouragement.

Acura's dealers are simply not returning the sort of numbers that Lexus dealers report to Toyota, perhaps because they need some bigger, edgier products to push.

Don't join in all of their conversations because they need some space.

Those students might be placed in the low track because they needed some remediation, but once there they tended to stay there.

Because they needed some firm ground for this process, they stood on the bridge of heaven and stirred the seas below with a spear until the island of Onogoro coagulated.

"Look, if I've got £100 in the bank and somebody in India dies because they needed some money, then, in a way, the responsibility of that person's death is on me.

There's a range of reasons why women might choose not to masturbate, from a lack of libido to a lack of time, but they're probably not avoiding it because they needed some cute graphic design instructions to make it look fun.

"There are children at home getting no services; children in foster care not getting mental health services; children in the hospital who don't need to be in the hospital; and children in jails and prisons who are there because judges feel they need some kind of residential care".

Second, because people are not computers, they need some help with coordinating all of this strategic timing of energy consumption.