Sentence examples for plainly because the from inspiring English sources

As she continued on toward a doctoral degree, she steered away from animal research and toward clinical work, in part, she said plainly, "because the rat room smelled".

Griswold suggests that it is problematic to try to understand the meaning of the Bible plainly, because the authors of Scripture were, as we are, captives of their time and place.

We do not distinguish them plainly because the intrinsic diamond tip resistance brings a very important and non-negligible contribution across the «tip-CNT-substrate» junction.

Customers are moving on, plainly because the industry is no longer differentiated by a reputation built on trust.

I'm explaining this plainly because, at this point, I'm all out of sarcasm.

Photographs showed a gaping hole, plainly evident because the tunnels are largely above ground.

Lobbying polluters and politicians have plainly failed because the polluters own most of the politicians.

"Random House felt the need to change its contract, quite plainly, because its authors did not grant those rights to it under Random House's standard contracts prior to 1994," the guild wrote.

Random House felt the need to change its contract, quite plainly, because its authors did not grant those rights to it under Random House's standard contracts prior to 1994.

"I suppose they don't want to state my innocence too plainly, because it makes their actions - cleaning out my office, canceling the winter issue - look panicked and ill-considered," he said.

I can speak plainly because I no longer have a conflict of interests.