Sentence examples for because they were even from inspiring English sources

Presumably because they were, even by Boris's normal standards, too idiotic to elaborate on.

A few weeks ago, amidst some cheap, preemptive attacks on Sotomayor — attacks that failed, in large measure, because they were even more detached from reality than the genre usually allows — her old boss, Robert Morgenthau, wrote a letter to the Wall Street Journal: Some have suggested that the judge is "liberal," and that allegation makes me smile.

"But they kept him in his place," Linda says, "because they were even more athletic than he was.

(Newspapers stale even faster, because they are even more American).

"And that's a problem because they're even more likely to get lost".

We allow artists to endanger us, perhaps, because they are even more likely to endanger themselves.

The director planned to emphasize the romance between John Carter and Princess Dejah Thoris of Mars: "It's the ultimate Heathcliff and Cathy, because they're even from different planets".

The leader of the main opposition party, Syriza, accused the two junior coalition parties of pretending to condemn the closing of ERT while continuing to back Mr. Samaras because "they are even more afraid of early elections than New Democracy".

Have you ever taken on works because they are even more challenging than the ones you recorded before them?

Big dogs don't need a lot of space because they are even more fucked-up than little dogs.

I feel even more compassion for the people living in the US, because they're even worse off than we are.