Sentence examples for tell that because from inspiring English sources

I cannot tell that because the press conference is one day after the match.

It was clearly a disconsolate, diminished heavyweight Robinson faced – you could tell that, because Audley Harrison forgot to refer to Audley Harrison in the third person – but still, when all is said and done, a heavyweight, while Robinson is built along very much more modest lines.

They're professionals; you can tell that because they have more money than you do.

You can tell that, because the teacher and the pupils are not in the same room at the same time".

Or the belief that, even though you feel you're right about something, you shouldn't tell that because you might hurt someone's feelings.

Instead, Mackenzie was told that "because of the growing groundswell of interest in the film, the company felt they did not have enough playdates".

Mr. Hampton said he was often told that because of his cerebral palsy, his ambitions were mere pipe dreams.

I was told that because I am educated I had to join the Taliban, and purify my country".

Mr. Smedes said he was told that because the campaign was sponsored by the league, only Broadway productions were eligible.

You are told that because Uranus is rising, you, a Gemini, will be bowled over by a tall dark stranger.

And I was told that because it was a weekend, no one was authorized to fix it.