Sentence examples for perhaps also because from inspiring English sources

(And perhaps also because, as Roundell says, "Bruce and I are... terrible salespeople").

Paulinus acted harshly after his victory, but the procurator of the province, Julius Classicianus, with the revenues in mind and perhaps also because, as a Gaul by birth, he possessed a truer vision of provincial partnership with Rome, brought about his recall.

Perhaps also because they were effected in mutual agreement.

This was perhaps also because we only really saw one of them - Sarah - and she is a ruddy marvel.

Perhaps as a result, and perhaps also because of temperamental reticence, they prefer to talk with their fingers and strings.

We mock them because we are defensive about their imagined virtue, but perhaps also because we revel a little in our rudeness.

Perhaps, also, it's because, after my 10th birthday, when my father left our home and divorced my mother, he took the portrait with him and I never saw it again.

But "compassion" is perhaps also preferable because it is a common term to use in English discussions of the kind of moral sentiment Horkheimer is discussing.

Perhaps it's because it is the biggest challenge an actor can attempt; perhaps also it's because it is a means to see gender explored and "interpreted" physically, displaying some of its qualities in sharp relief.

This variable has been added to the list of potential confounders mainly because of concern that the rural children perform more poorly, perhaps also in some cases because of fatigue caused by traveling to the test site.

Perhaps also, they complied with suggestions because they viewed the researcher and teacher as the authorities who would ultimately grade their efforts.