Sentence examples for or maybe even because from inspiring English sources
Despite those feelings, or maybe even because of them, Sánchez's victory was embraced by the nation.
Despite, or maybe even because of, such limitations, the show is a good one, thoughtful and personal, uneven in parts, solid as a whole.
Expand the definition of immaterial goods to include things like iPhone apps, and it's tempting to think that despite, or maybe even because of, the recession, we're rechanneling basic shopping urges in a fundamental way.
It is a book full of anger and violence and disaster and weird sex and strange new realities, a book that seems to want to hold all of Japan inside of it — a book that, even despite its occasional awkwardness (or maybe even because of that awkwardness), makes you marvel, reading it, at all the strange folds a single human brain can hold.
What none of the principals knew then is that for all its gloominess, or maybe even because of it, "Revolutionary Road" is a novel cherished by a passionate and protective coven of admirers (including, incidentally, Matthew Weiner, the creator of "Mad Men") who pass it along, the novelist Richard Ford has said, like a secret literary handshake.
This is a shame, because in spite of it all, or maybe even because of it, Molokai is one of the most beautiful and pristine islands in the Hawaiian archipelago.
The right one will love you despite your clothing, body shape, or weight (maybe even BECAUSE of it!).
Whatever it is, I thought, or maybe even shouted — because I was prone to instruct him when necessary and might have shouted up at the ceiling — whatever it is you're doing, get it done swiftly and with clean strokes and avoid catching yourself up in the task itself.
He replies with considerable passion, arguing that music is a much better training for running a university than "physics or business management, or maybe even geography or history", because those subjects deal with mere facts.
Just pick 2-3 or maybe even 4. Mainly because you want the colors to compliment each other!
But no matter what party they belong to, I bet most Americans are thinking the same thing right about now: Nothing will get done in Washington this year, or next year, or maybe even the year after that, because Washington is broken.
