Sentence examples for beneath because from inspiring English sources

"I hadn't realised quite the steel that lay beneath because he was a very romantic, handsome, impressive character," he said.

That is because beneath several of the electrodes on her face, Ms. Chan developed rashes.

And the jury should find Mr. Stevens guilty because "beneath all that growling" he's just a man, she said.

The rock journalists who adored him were always treated as vermin, typically because, beneath the impacably abusive surface, he cared too much.

But his friend replied that it was quite unnecessary; that he liked the smoke, because beneath the smoke there lay so many ideas.

And that's because beneath these false arguments lies a clear truth: concealed handgun permit holders want what they want.

That's because beneath a woman's flowery fragrance or a guy's musk the body sends out aromatic molecules that indicate genetic compatibility.

It is warm enough to melt the base of the ice shelf--which is about 1500 meters beneath sea level--because at that depth, the pressure raises the melting point of seawater by about 1 degree.

"Lord Hanningfield is not above the law but neither does he fall beneath it because of his conviction.

Rather, they fear that the center he's trying to seize will crumble beneath him, because the chasm between the culture and orthodox faith is simply too immense.

So then I tried to tell a woman sergeant, who was beneath him, because I thought she'd be more sympathetic.