Sentence examples for describes because from inspiring English sources

Knowledge of "Wolf Hall" is not a prerequisite to appreciating what "Bring Up the Bodies" describes, because Ms. Mantel sets up her new book so gracefully.

This, I believe, is the real key to the situation Sperber describes, because beer and circus are only the byproduct of a culture that has been dumbed down by the triumph of the corporate-commercial way of life.

In Political Liberalism (1993) he conceded that the procedure of the Original Position is itself ideologically constrained, and he moved to the idea of an overlapping consensus: Kantians can accept the idea of justice as fairness (which the procedure describes) because it realizes autonomy, utilitarians because it promotes overall utility, Christians because it is part of divine law, etc.

"It's hard to describe, because there's nothing else like it.

Britten's music is almost impossible to describe because it is so different from any other.

That feeling is nebulous, hard to describe because it's what isn't there.

"It's difficult to describe because it's been such a traumatic time for us.

The translator, Lisa C Hayden, says she finds Masha Regina hard to describe because it combines so many different things.

It's a hard feeling to describe, because it's not as if I'd been actually blind before.

To my surprise, Mr. Donen rose and did a marvelous tap dance, which is impossible to describe because print is not a visual medium.

What happened next is a bit hard to describe because for a full hour and a half I sat perfectly still and did -- well -- nothing.