Sentence examples for even because it was from inspiring English sources

One fifth-year decided that 0 was even because it was found on the 2 times table.

Even though — and perhaps even because — it's still not something he particularly cares about.

Of course, one might argue that a life would be meaningless if (or even because) it were unhappy or immoral, particularly given Aristotelian conceptions of these disvalues.

Thus puritanical (or fundamentalist or radical) Islamism may succeed even if, or perhaps even because it is defeated.

We planned to work into the evening because it was so hot.

The police declined to identify him last evening because it was unclear whether his family had been notified of his death, a police spokesman said.

I liked the ballpark buzz from the radio on a summer evening because it was comfort noise -- the mashed potatoes of sound.

Somehow it felt like Spain needed this, like the excitement was even greater because it was different.

"The first few days I couldn't even finish because it was so difficult," he said.

The property featured here is even pricier, because it was extensively renovated and is on a large plot of land close to Seville.

It could have done even better, because it was nominated in another three categories including Best Visual Design – Function.