Sentence examples for that but because from inspiring English sources

The reason BRF has attracted so much more attention than RAF is not just because it's more instinctive for the media to mock women's bodies – although there is that – but because, clearly, the former underlines the expectations on women.

"No one said that, but because it's Patrick, he's not that popular with you and some factions of fans".

Not only that, but because he drew the throw to the plate, the batter is able to go to second, sitting there now in scoring position.

I am not telling you he told me that, but, because he is such a moral person, I think Bernie Sanders would agree with that".

You wouldn't ordinarily think that, but because it's Bobby Womack I don't really think his time is up in any sense of the word.

Not only that, but because of state regulations, Kaeyer, Garment & Davidson has to hire contractors who submit the lowest bid and use several contractors on a project.

I mean, you can analyze that, but -- because I haven't heard him say that".

Obviously he understands that, but [because of] our Welsh culture and the way we talk about our 10s, it's important that Dan is given an opportunity and a chance and he'll certainly be given a chance from the Welsh management.

But that "because" is a logical stretch.

Not because it's in your self interest, not because you were inclined to behave in that way, but because that act is what morality demands of you.

They leave him alone, in part because of that, but mainly because he is Jim Brown.