Sentence examples for or because of this from inspiring English sources

Despite, or because, of this, Nip/Tuck became the year's most popular new show on US cable television, averaging 3.4 million viewers on FX, and earned rave reviews to a second series.

Despite (or because of?) this, I've got this quaint attachment to senses.

Despite (or because of) this, they still manage to be among the best in the world.

(Despite or because of this, he was soon elected president of the American Association for Cancer Research).

Despite, (or because of) this tenacity, the Gardners' essays and insights draw over 100,000 on-line postings a month.

Despite or because of this, his campaign has yet to take off.Another old hand is Dick Gephardt.

Despite, or possibly because of, this inheritance, Carrère's imagination is anything but tranquil, or bourgeois.

In spite (or maybe because) of this, he leads the reader to vital places.

Despite, or perhaps because of, this backdrop, an unusual event recently took place in Amman, Jordan.

Despite, or perhaps because of this, we are made to feel her claustrophobic existence.

Yet despite or perhaps because of this old-school simplicity, The Lion King continues to triumph.