Sentence examples for really because it is from inspiring English sources

Even Britain's brightest civil servants are normally retired at 60. Now the government, supposedly obeying an EU directive, but really because it is worried by the growing pensions burden, is to ban age discrimination.

Gatland said: "We have ended up going for five second-rows, and really because it is such an attritional position, and as a result probably Kristian (Dacey) has been unlucky to miss out at this stage.

Which is worrying, really, because it is quite possible that In the Presence contains a future Turner prizewinner, and I cannot for the life of me think who it might be.

This should transcend party lines, really, because it is so outrageous an abuse of government power.

This is the biggest hypocrisy of all, really, because it is the heart of the battle both the politicians and the media have focused on, and yet nobody's really taken the time yet to point out that the Emperor's new clothes don't seem to be there at all.

More so, really, because it was personally annotated.

"Not really, because it's nothing major," Wenger replied.

Too bad, really, because it was a swell party.

It's something to see, really, because it's an ugly way to play".

His rationalisation of such exposure – "everybody knows these personal things, but it is OK, really, because it's helping people" – is instructive.

People don't talk about it really because it's not heroic, it's actually very scary".