Sentence examples for rather it's because from inspiring English sources

Rather, it's because in the 1971 film Get Carter, Michael Caine tossed a corrupt, fat councillor from the roof of Luder's Gateshead car park.

Rather, it's because because policymakers and administrators have come to treat higher education as a commercial marketplace, rather than a public trust – and stop-gap student loan reforms like those "unveiled" by President Obama this week fail to confront this ethical dilemma underlying the debt pile.

Rather, it's because, as Sarah concludes, "some doors, however easily unlocked, are meant to remain closed".

Rather, it's because, as gifted and courageous as he has been, he no longer bothers to differentiate speaking truth to power from opportunistic grandstanding.

Rather, it's because often, when words fail me, the voices of Sally Albright and Harry Burns ring in my ears, some witticism that Ephron penned about life's truths and absurdities.

Rather, it's because Maryland's insolvent athletics department simply can't fund 27 varsity teams.

Rather, it is because: "Men are traditionally hunters, so it's their way of showing they're manly".

Rather it is because, in the past few years, it has been revealed that he had secretly stuffed $27m in a number of foreign bank accounts.

Rather, it is because, if they emancipate themselves from their unconservative fixation on the presidency, they will see events unfolding in their favor.

Mayweather thought it was unfair that Lin has received celebratory attention, but not because of Lin's basketball "merits" rather it was because of Lin's race.

Rather, it is because Diotima's story is a story about successful or correct love.