Sentence examples for or possibly because from inspiring English sources

Or possibly because of it.

Despite her temperament — or possibly because of it — Davis trooped onward until the very end.

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

Despite such widespread debts, or possibly because of their span, Mr. McMurray's works manage to be promising.

Commentators couldn't decide whether the changes were down to plastic surgery or possibly because Zellweger had stopped having botox.

Despite Dubai's looming influence — or possibly because of it — the gazillionaire next door can be a touchy topic.

We almost never talk about books or writing (possibly because, full disclosure, I am the editor of The Times Book Review), but I doubt that he has many literary conversations with anybody else. Lee is probably the most unwriterly writer I know.

Meyer says Karl Rove told him that any war would have to happen by the end of 2003 at the latest, or possibly January, because otherwise it would be too close to the presidential elections.

Lawrence and Zhivago might by then have seemed a long way in the past, but despite – or possibly even because of – the intervening vicissitudes of his life, Sharif's reputation remained undimmed.

Mr. McLachlan, who also works as an acting teacher, contends that theater could actually learn a thing or two from reality TV, even with — or possibly even because of — its histrionics.

But one police crew member, speaking anonymously to BBC News, said lives would be "put at risk or possibly lost" because it would take too long to get to incidents.