Sentence examples for though mostly because from inspiring English sources

I bought 'Moulin Rouge,' though, mostly because I just wasn't bored.

That has changed, though, mostly because of the realization that voting can result in money for faith-based enterprises.

It grew by 0.4% in the second quarter, compared with the previous three months, though mostly because of a record grain harvest.

Construction added 5,000 jobs, though mostly because of gains in heavy and civil engineering, probably helped by the remaining federal stimulus dollars devoted to infrastructure projects like highways.

Though badly and unimaginatively shot in ugly video, the present-day interviews with these women are a delight and also poignant, partly because of the contrast between their older and younger selves, though mostly because of the lives they lived.

By The New Yorker March 31, 2010 Around here, commercialized, non-denominational Easter may be our favorite holiday, thanks, in part, to the superiority of its candy, though mostly because of its cute-critter iconography.

I'm proud of that fact (though, mostly it's because it is virtually impossible to get a small business loan in the last decade, even when you're profitable every quarter).

Proper comedies were frequent, though mostly unremarkable.

There's a couple of big caveats, though - mostly because of the big airlines' practice of charging a change fee even if you're not switching your itinerary.

There were no disgusting bathrooms, literally not a piece of trash in sight, and forget the long lines for booze, though that was mostly because it didn't seem like anybody was drinking.

Mostly, though, it's because, from way back when (Cambridge University and her precocious first book – a riposte to Germaine Greer's The Female Eunuch), she has been hostage to no one and that bit ahead of whatever curve was still invisible behind the next corner.