Sentence examples for exactly because so from inspiring English sources

And contrary to what you might expect, such relatively abundant dinosaurs are important exactly because so many have been found.

The progress cannot be followed exactly because so much has been destroyed, but the earliest surviving church in Constantinople, that of St. John of Studium (Mosque of İmrahor), shows that this process had already gone quite far by the year it was built, 463.

But rather few here seem to feel exactly delighted, because so many of them voted for somebody else as their first choiceMr Clegg's best point came when he framed his desire to see more weight given to third party votes with a concession.

"These people are the most loyal of anyone; they have survived so long exactly because they are so loyal," says political scientist Ekaterina Schulmann.

Our past is divided between the archival and the available exactly because it is so quickly past — so rapidly dissolved in confusion.

Our past is divided between the archival and the available exactly because it is so quickly past—so rapidly dissolved in confusion.

'I was, uh, hoping to see Ms Akiko Kato.' 'And is Ms Kato aware of this honour?' 'Not exactly, because-' 'So you have no appointment.' 'Look-' 'No, you look.

Teenage girls love her exactly because she seems so genuine.

Or conversely, to have a passion for something exactly because it was so very common and typical".

I wasn't sure why, exactly, because I have so many useful indoor rooms that we barely use.

It is exactly because smells are so labile and hard to grasp that they need more help from words than other sensations.