Sentence examples for is clearly because from inspiring English sources

The sort of people who go on 'Come Dine with Me' and wonder why none of their fellow contestants like them when it is clearly because their sage nuggets of hard-hitting wisdom simply amount to deriding the love Graham has for his cat, his only companion since his wife died, and sneering at his bathroom.

I've often wondered why Othello, even before the catastrophe strikes, is effectively demoted, by being replaced as Cypriot governor: in Hytner's production it is clearly because he has offended military protocol by insisting on taking his wife on a wartime expedition.

In urban terms, the fact that commoning most often takes the form of gardens in left-over plots or in the interstices is clearly because of the limited availability of land and because gardening presents a low barrier to entry compared to, say, construction.

This is clearly because of the threshold nature of preferential flow as well as the threshold nature of Hortonian production of overland flow.

This is clearly because first-fit scheme terminates the search for an optimal result earlier without having to evaluate all the candidate results.

The answer to the question of why, precisely, anyone would want to do such a thing is clearly, "because science is cool".

If you disagree with that idea, it's clearly because you're impaired in some sad, fundamental way".

But whereas the earlier run-up was clearly because of inflationary expectations, today's is related to financial instability.

"It's clearly because they [the government] think they might suffer a defeat, not because they think this is a workable policy," he said.

"It's clearly because this guy has strong community support in the Arab-American community, and that they're planning to come to court," Mr. Quigley said.

That's clearly because he didn't know about Chococo's chocolate club, which sends out wonderful, fresh chocolate truffles using seasonal and local ingredients to members each month.