Sentence examples for especially because it has a from inspiring English sources

And I've been entranced by two of its images: Halley's Comet, which looks like it's held together by ribbons and string, and a scene that no one understands, even, indeed especially, because it has a caption: UBI UNUS CLERICUS UND ÆLFGYVA "Where a certain cleric and Aelfgyva" — what?

Kind of looks like the sleek Vespa version of one of those old Woody station wagons, especially because it has a surfboard-type front panel to it.

It is a sight to behold, especially because it has a twelve foot high Alex Debogorski flanked by the words "King of the Road" on both sides.

The brain is especially vulnerable because it has a high rate of oxygen consumption, combined with a membrane lipid composition that is enriched in oxidizable polyunsaturated fatty acids (Gupta 2004).

Boron is a potential choice as a fuel additive, especially for biofuels, because it has a high volumetric heating value among different practical metal additives.

Be especially careful when removing the foot joint, because it has a very complicated and delicate key connection that is easy to bend and is expensive to replace.

There is also the thorny issue of finding someone of the right calibre to do the job especially as the FA is keen, because it has an Italian coach and general manager, to have an Englishman take up the post.

It was an especially insidious artwork because it had a sweet seductive side to it; it looked so innocent, small, clean and neat".

This collaboration between an opera house and a composer is rather exceptional, especially because it has been such a long-standing one.

That being said, Flickr is still an important network to watch, especially because it has managed to maintain a foothold and consumer brand, even as Facebook has triumphed as the de facto place where users now go to upload and share photos with family and friends.

And the public debate has made many residents uncomfortable, especially because it has highlighted divisions between people who ordinarily live together in harmony.