Sentence examples for really because there from inspiring English sources

It's sad, really, because there are germs of rational argument here, especially in terms of the role of racism.

"I enjoy that really because there was an incredible amount of British support there and Manx flags.

That was a dreadful thing really, because there were men who were injured or died when the war was over".

JUDGE WHITE -- Well, not really, because there is not that much variation on those death penalty cases.

Which is a shame, really, because there is an urgent need, on both the left and the right, to modernize rusting ideologies.

It's a great tactic, pretty innovative – if you win the lineout it's impossible to stop the try really because there are so many numbers there.

Not really, because clearly there are instances where protection of existing privileges is considered more important than any other principle - including those of sport, fairness and equality.

(S24) "The empathy for the patient, probably foremost is really, really important because there have definitely been some excruciating periods when you're thinking should we really be doing this exam right now on this patient?

And it's really ironic because there's actually not a moment of silence in it.

I find it really good because there are flags up there and strings that I'll aim at, and I can really fine-tune my swing with that".

It really helps, because there's no division here.