Sentence examples for because we hardly from inspiring English sources

We are great together because we hardly argue unless it's about religion.

'It's because we hardly ever get seen in a story or get to see ourselves,' one girl explained.

"We don't know very much about them because we hardly ever hear anything," says Don Mackglew, deputy regional organiser for South of Birmingham.

Theoretically, we were members of a Lutheran church (theoretically because we hardly ever went), but recently Sarah had started attending services, plus Wednesday-night meetings, at a nondenominational church along with a friend.

"We were hardly able to comfort Mary," Ms. Bellanca said, "because we hardly believed Caroline would make it home O.K. That's when I decided I was going to save up enough money not for Tess to have a car, but a driver".

A model's face on a magazine cover may sell fewer issues than that of the latest hot actress, but they are ultimately a lot more compelling to look at and this is because we hardly ever have to hear about their private lives or be burdened with their thoughts.

"No different to the way he treated me before, because we'd hardly ever met".

"Home schooling is a misnomer, because we're hardly ever at home".

It will also, by extension, be because we can hardly bear to think about the private act that took place between our mum and dad in order to knock life into us.

The actual trophy lift itself was blighted for the vast majority of photographers because we could hardly see it due to the abundance of TV cameras smack in front of the presentation.

Even now, he can easily remember his childhood idols: Wilt Chamberlain and Paul Wong. "Basketball was always about mixing with other races because we had hardly any Chinese players to look up to in the sport," Mr. Chen said.