Sentence examples for could be since from inspiring English sources

Those who opposed war in March, but had voted for the November resolution (including France), thought he could be, since he seemed to have become more co-operative.

Aldous Huxley's Brave New World (1932) showed how dangerous utopianism could be, since the desire for social stability might condone conditioning techniques that would destroy the fundamental human right to make free choices.

Chapman's works are fascinating and, in some ways, more informative than photography of the time could be, since they were in color and could better convey a sense of movement.

It could be, since Frost originally came from California, which would explain the redwoods (their sharp rustling symbolizing California's disgust that a Western poet should run off to New England... .. View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

It could be, since Frost originally came from California, which would explain the redwoods (their sharp rustling symbolizing California's disgust that a Western poet should run off to New England... .. View Article By Jelani Cobb By Joan Acocella By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino.

It could be, since Frost originally came from California, which would explain the redwoods (their sharp rustling symbolizing California's disgust that a Western poet should run off to New England... .. View Article By Phil Klay By Alan Burdick By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson.

Abnormality — undesirable by definition — could be remedied, since minds were putty.

This could be tough, since the ratings agencies were notorious for getting it wrong.

There could be more, since parents seldom register with local authorities.

They could be right, since president Ahmadinejad spent the rest of his visit meeting with them.

That could be troublesome, since Mr. Suozzi has squabbled with his fellow Democrats in the Assembly.