Sentence examples for is on account of from inspiring English sources

But some scholars have suggested that the manuscripts are in error at this point, and that what the text should say is "on account of the fact that (dia to) neither our sensations nor our opinions tell the truth or lie".

You can probably tell which one that is, on account of it being the costume that looks like a Pokémon.

Her landmark case, Matter of A-R-C-G et al. (26 I&N Dec. 388 (B.I.A. 2014), set a precedent that other applicants who can show "the persecution they have or will face is on account of one of five protected grounds: race, religion, national origin, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group" are eligible for asylum.

Hugh Lea says: "I think the 'ridiculous moniker' is on account of Tim's endangered species status as one of less then one hundred surviving British tennis players".

This is on account of Sir Malcolm losing something dear to him.

Some of the dying is on account of the Empire State Building-size sand worms that menace the landscape.

If he were elected, one of his supporters observed, it would be "on account of the past, not the future.

Sometimes it's on account of its ineptitude.

"Or could it be on account of nobody's got any money," Minsky snaps back genially.

Albeit his career has encountered fluctuating fortunes before, it has never been on account of injury.

On another occasion, he told me, "I am what I am on account of British rule in India.