But again, perhaps owing to some critical failure of empathy, I couldn't thrill to these scenes.
In "Game," two military men are, owing to some ambiguous "oversight," abandoned in an underground bunker during the Cold War.
"Malcolm" is rated PG-13 ("Special Parental Guidance Suggested for Those Younger Than 13"), owing to some obscene language.
In truth, the Pumas were on the front foot throughout the match but, owing to some tremendous defending, they were kept in check until the grizzled Georgians tired.
"But, owing to some form of self-censorship, the television networks have ignored it, possibly because the church still inspires unconditional obsequiousness and fearful reverence.
There was a third room as well, but owing to some water damage Rosemary was having a hard time renting it.
When Shirer lost his radio sponsor, owing to some combination of low ratings and unfashionable opinions, Murrow didn't, as Ms. Sperber might say, spring to his defense.
Another real estate group confidently debunked fears of another implosion, "owing to some concrete facts which are undeniably true for every reader who walks the path of truth".
However, owing to some constraints these MEs are not able to earn optimum profits, and thus affect the growth of all other allied farms.
However, owing to some unavoidable factors, like brightness of light and shift of the part, the crisp network cannot recognize the parts correctly under the above-mentioned conditions.
The narrator, a sensitive only child given to philosophical musing and rather abstract analytic discourse, is not only thin-skinned but literally thin-skulled, owing to some abnormality of birth.
