Sentence examples for but really because from inspiring English sources

First, because he's so expensive but really because he's such a Bastard.

The cancer, that too, but really because he won the Tour and now he's winning it again".

Matt Doman, creative director at the advertising agency BBH, admitted Lemmy "was quite challenging but really because he's very protective of the track.

Even Britain's brightest civil servants are normally retired at 60. Now the government, supposedly obeying an EU directive, but really because it is worried by the growing pensions burden, is to ban age discrimination.

But he soon came around to Rameau's side and wrote for him a fine libretto, Samson, which was banned ostensibly for religious reasons but really because of a cabal against Voltaire; the music was lost.

Esposito visits his old colleague Irene (Soledad Villamil), who is now a senior official, ostensibly to ask for her help but really because he has always been deeply in unrequited love with her.

The city seems tensed, but really only because of the weather not because the actual situation in Kiev which is not bothering the inhabitants really.

But really, just because Updike's Rabbit Angstrom is a sleazy car salesman does that mean that all … OK, bad example.

"But really exciting because I knew how much I put in to it so it was really nice to get the reassurance I'm heading in the right direction".

It is invisible but really important, because green water raises most of our food.

7 GUNS (But really only because he was fucking awesome and was sometimes my favorite).