Sentence examples for simply because so from inspiring English sources

Today that is often untrue, simply because so many families are falling apart.

He believes there is less gossip than one would assume, simply because so much is already known.

But I think you have to really dig to get past the crap, now more than ever, simply because so much is being published.

Of the two, Woodson is more valuable simply because so much of what Capers does is about creating disguise before the snap.

There is something self-referential about the marketing of Mayweather vs. Álvarez: it's a fight you must watch, simply because so many people will be watching it.

The families of uniformed personnel, for instance, are likely to fare far better than others simply because so much money has been specifically raised on their behalf.

Burglaries have simply stopped because so many people are not sleeping, but standing guard at their homes, the police say.

Unease, simply because she so seldom talked to a stranger nowadays?

The left has lost its fire not simply because "nothing so big or important" as slavery or Vietnam has come along to stoke the embers.

I want to help more people engage with the arts simply because doing so has made me immeasurably happier and I want to share that.

I doubt that I'll ever use any of the sharing features simply because they so rarely come up in the app itself.