Sentence examples for believe because of from inspiring English sources

Some critics (e.g. Roberts and Wood 2007) complain that Zagzebksi's view is uninformative because we lack an adequate understanding of what it is to believe "because of" or "out of" virtue.

The confrontation did not turn violent — precisely, many believe, because of the presence of American troops.

"I know that's probably hard for you to believe because of the level of sophistication".

But he's violent, we're meant to believe, because of miserable social conditions.

'I'm not going to back down from what I believe because of a few bad headlines".

Temperatures are warming across much of that region, primarily, scientists believe, because of the rapid human release of greenhouse gases.

He did this, it is believed, because of concerns for his safety.

Contador will have a hard time being believed because of cycling's reputation as one of the most universally dirty sports in the world.

Ahmed says the authorities have four times prevented her from leaving the Gaza Strip, she believes because of her public criticisms of Hamas on her blog.

His last year in the N.F.L. was 1997, his career cut short, he believes, because of publicity he received as a result of his condition.

But despite insurance payouts and grants – or rather, he believes, because of them – Joseph's rebuilding attempts became mired in a sludge of bureaucracy.