Sentence examples for that perhaps because from inspiring English sources

And it really does happen like that, perhaps because colleagues have been killed, or something you reported fell off the international radar, or you feel that journalism doesn't really change anything.

Perhaps because of that, perhaps because his roots lie in "a window to Europe," he spoke of a vision of Russia closely intertwined with Europe, economically, socially and politically.

Another well-known example of the privilege is the relationship between a doctor and a patient, but he made no reference to that, perhaps because it might have reminded the audience of the awkward fact that men presumably acting on the President's authority had burglarized the office of Dr. Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist precisely in order to violate that confidential relationship.

Certainly, professional writers tend to be comfortable with that (perhaps because they know there's a production process that will make their work look good).

Cameron enjoyed that – perhaps because he has little else to smile about at the moment.

She feels that, perhaps because of this, the actors are not inside the play.

Because of that, perhaps, official competitions frown on froufrou.

That is perhaps because they lack an essential component that was conveniently implicit in iDly's model: digital trust.

That is perhaps because of the radiation the women received.

That is perhaps because "all the characters are me, actually".

But that is perhaps because she doesn't even call herself a dissident.