Sentence examples for because from high-quality English sources.

• Because—”

• Because of Brexit.

• Because I have doubts.

• Because you’re outspoken.

• We’re judged because we’re gay.

• Perhaps because we could see it all.

• They died because we locked down too late.

• Because your father wants to sleep with me.

Use because in a sentence.

• McIntyre is not successful because people are idiots, or because he just shouts and wobbles a lot, or because he hardly swears.

• So he had come back because the Mexicans were not congenial; because business was as profitable here as there; because of any reason, and not because he cared to be near her.

• “We’re not doing this because it’s fun or because we have a special interest in the climate or because we want to become politicians when we grow up,” Ms Thunberg said as truck horns blared in the background.

• They wept because they were friends, and because they were kindhearted, and because they—friends from childhood—had to think about such a base thing as money, and because their youth was over....

• “They might be more likely to come to Dean Street than elsewhere because it’s got a reputation, because it’s non-judgmental, because it appeals to the young, because it looks nice,” McCormack says.

• “I am confident that Josh Vallum killed Mercedes because of his gang membership, because of what the Latin Kings stood for, because of what the Latin Kings believed, and because of what he feared the Latin Kings may do to him,” says District Attorney Anthony N Lawrence.

• It will go into the World Cup final on Sunday as the underdog because of financial reality, because of demography, because of history, because no country of its size has been world champion for almost 70 years, and not because its players are underappreciated or its talent is in doubt.

• Because they won only four games all season, because they recruited badly, because their owner took this to court and lost, because their actions unfairly threatened the promotions of Dundee United, Raith Rovers and Cove Rangers, because their call for compensation could have destroyed many a club had a £10m liability been thrown at them.

because sentence examples

• These were the real ghosts, he would say, the phantom limbs, phantom minds, phantom loves that haunt us, because they were used, then abandoned, because they were desolate, because they were violent, because they were merciless, because they were out of choices, because they did not want to be driven away, because they were poor.

• …objects, sense-related objects, and professions: women in general (because they menstruate), pregnant women, prostitutes, and widows (the latter because of their additional association with death); pigs, dogs, and other scavengers because they eat or associate with excrement and garbage; carrion-eating animals because of their association with death; leftover food, because…

• Historically, notes Jonathan Sacks, Britain’s former chief rabbi, “Jews were hated because they were poor and because they were rich; because they were communists and because they were capitalists; because they kept to themselves and because they infiltrated everywhere; because they clung to ancient religious beliefs and because they were rootless cosmopolitans who believed nothing.”

• I think people contact me directly because they don’t have access to healthcare; because they are embarrassed and think (erroneously) they are the only ones to experience such a misadventure; because they worry their providers will be judgemental (sadly, this is not uncommon); because there is so much misinformation online that it is hard to separate the good from the bad; or simply because they’re really scared and it’s 3am and just maybe I’ll answer.