Sentence examples for a good crusade from inspiring English sources
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After all, when has anyone ever let data get in the way of a good crusade?
The transformation of the idea of the Crusades from religio-military campaigns into modern metaphors for idealistic, zealous, and demanding struggles to advance the good ("crusades for") and to oppose perceived evil ("crusades against") occurred over several centuries and represents the culmination of a movement that began in the late 11th century.
Four of John's documentaries were banned or suppressed – a good sign for a crusading film-maker.
(Holder has since defended the Swartz crusade as "a good use of prosecutorial discretion").
Before his showbiz ascension, Carolla worked as a carpenter, so he's a good choice to front this crusading US reality show, chasing down cowboy builders on behalf of aggrieved homeowners and confronting the shoddy workmen until they promise to make things right.
Almost a decade after Branson's epiphany, it seems a good time to check in on the "win-win" crusade.
Pension reformers present their cause as a bipartisan good-government crusade, but a visitor landing on the website of nearly any one of this movement's myriad organizations quickly falls down a rabbit hole of interlocking conservative organizations — whose unifying theme seems to be reflexive hostility toward workplace protections and the union contracts that guarantee them.
And a good job too - think about the witches and the crusades.
"That would affect Republicans as well as Democrats," he said, deflecting charges that a partisan political agenda is driving his good-government crusade.
But philosophers and theologians worry that, as the president casts the fight against global terrorism as a crusade of good against evil, Americans will come to feel not only morally alive, but morally superior.
