Sentence examples for on account of something from inspiring English sources

On account of something they had once seen on "Oprah" or "Larry King Live" where Jenny McCarthy inveighed against vaccines?

Ince is booed by the West Ham fans on account of something his father, Paul, did 15-odd years ago.

For example, the name 'man' (in the sense of 'human being', and not in the sense of 'male human being') is imposed on all humans on account of something in which all humans, as such, agree.

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

A recent Popbitch story claimed she was known in industry circles as Danny La Roux on account of her diva strops, something Elly denies.

If that paint has started to come off -- usually this is on account of the camera hitting something hard -- then any further forceful action may shake loose more paint, making your camera completely unusable.

(Maybe Inception deserves a place on that list for building buzz on account of being that noughties rarity: something fresh).

It is possible that he dared show us eyes that bore witness all too eloquently to worldly pleasures, this and several other things were now regretted by the Good Man with a sincerity embarrassing to those who smiled as they glanced at the sheets of paper, on account of which he pined away, something he would have been spared had he been by nature insensitive.

The current blue-ribbon insult of the right, "snowflake" refers to the presumption that everyone on the left believes the world owes them something on account of their individuality.

You will recall our fears that Sir Ian was either suffering from acute laryngitis, or was trapped under something heavy, on account of his remarkable failure to take any sort of public responsibility for the ongoing security fiasco.

To watch how it was intended, or better even on account of this new BluRay edition, is something I cannot recommend highly enough.