Sentence examples for because we now live from inspiring English sources

Because we now live in an age in which everything real is drama – and traditional, constructed drama is therefore imperilled.

"He jumped the gun," the president said, referring to Mr. Vilsack, "partly because we now live in this media culture where something goes up on YouTube or a blog and everybody scrambles".

The fact is, this kind of volatility isn't going away, because we now live in an environment dominated by what economists call "political risk" — the uncertainty that businesses face as a result of government actions.

For this very reason – because we now live in a humdrum, unshakeable democracy, no longer threatened as it was its early days – it's time to get our memory back.

I believe it is because we now live in the "one-upper society".

Because, we now live in a world where Playboy can't compete.

Because as we now live in a world where some celebrities feel as though their mere presence is "charity," we ought to reclaim what real service and activism is.

"Because of devolution, we now live in a multinational country.

"Herr Kolpert" is "a deeply political play," Mr. Billington has written, "terrifying... because it suggests we now live in a world where violence is the product less of political passion than of bourgeois boredom.

It's anyone's guess, because of the world we now live in— with its global economy, globalized recession, globalized sense of dread about the future, and panoply of world leaders who seem incapable of repairing anything anymore.

Secretly I was relieved, not in small part because we were now living in the age of suitcase scans.