Sentence examples for or even because from inspiring English sources

Or even because, in the words of Edmund Hillary, "it's there"?

Or even because a booking proved non-existent.

They were impossible not to like, even to respect, despite — or even because of — their brutality.

Despite these failures, or even because of them, an "agriculture porn" pervades Russian food imagery.

I can't do something because it's cool or even because it would be neat to try something different.

Despite the law, or even because of it, some British newspapers have a deserved reputation for irresponsible journalism.

Other possible designations are questioned because of new windows, routine repairs or even because the original materials are "no longer available".

But by definition, imagination is fantasy; it's false, even if (or even because) it comes from the most genuine of places: your own heart.

Copenhagen did not fail because governments didn't want action on the climate, or even because no one is willing to take any action.

Despite or even because of the extravagant absurdity of this bizarre pantomime, the reality of what went on begins to dawn on the perpetrators.

Despite or even because of the extravagant absurdity of this nauseous pantomime, the reality of what went on begins to dawn on the perpetrators.