Sentence examples similar to quite because of from inspiring English sources

I get quite emotional because of where I come from.

The training program is also quite small, because of the limited number of teachers and mentors.

The slopes were quite crowded because of a Swiss holiday period; so were the mountain restaurants.

"Cindy's dad's service was quite large, because of his business connections," Stafford said.

The one by the 2002 winner, Yuken Teruya, is quite fetching because of its modesty.

In "Manhattan," my part was quite funny because of what had been said before I appeared.

The company is quite considerate – because of the late performances, our rehearsals start at 1pm.

"We can put that all in one place quite easily because of the on-demand offering.

– we never felt it cold, but quite warm, because of its sanctity".

"We are suffering quite severely because of job losses," says Bernhard Esau, Namibia's deputy minister for mines.

"I feel very strongly about coming back here, but it's also quite hard because of Peter," she said.