Sentence examples for because to discuss from inspiring English sources

In an Orwellian twist, the spokesman for the brig commander refused to explain the forced nudity "because to discuss the details would be a violation of Manning's privacy".

He said that he was not allowed to explain what prompted it "because to discuss the details would be a violation of Manning's privacy".

A common critique of hygge, according to Mikkel Vinther, is that it "makes the democratic process weak because to discuss difficult things is not hyggelig".

Lori: And because clearly we need to discuss his story ASAP.

But this isn't because poets refuse to discuss the experiences of the larger community.

She said she was frustrated because she needed to discuss several pressing issues with Mr. Klein.

Another potential suitor, Namco Ltd., withdrew its offer because Sega declined to discuss a merger.

Extolling The Past Most everyday writing is in the past tense because we like to discuss what has happened recently.

When I was in my early 20s, I found my own doctor, because I wanted to discuss birth control.

Children annoyed her, because she had none of her own; small-talk made her furious, because she wanted to discuss religion and politics.

It is unclear whether Dr. Gramm's reasons for divorce would have allowed him to stay because he refuses to discuss any details.