Sentence examples for a happier cause from inspiring English sources

At least it was for a happier cause: two women from Portugal invited me to go dancing at a club with a 14-euro cover.

And, in the same way fairy tales are demonized for conditioning little girls to expect some Prince Charming to appear and "rescue" them, can a frothy portrayal of a woman charmingly overcoming the struggles associated with having both a great job and a happy family cause us to expect that sort of juggling act to be easier than it really is?

Besides, as Randy notes, "Everybody's very happy; 'Cause the sun is shining all the time; Looks like another perfect day" in LA!

As we perform marriages for dear friends and total strangers alike, it's hard to imagine a political cause with a "happier" ending than the movement for equal marriage rights in California.

Though on that particular day I couldn't ski due to white-out conditions (hence the heli-bathing), Puma Lodge's position in the central Andes is usually a happy confluence of cause and effect.

An old school powerhouse of a striker, seemingly happy to cause a rumpus in an empty room.

I believe the Labour leadership team do want to fight for equality for women but they think it is a happy byproduct of the cause, something that will trickle down without actually being campaigned for.

"I distinguished myself with courageous votes time after time," he said, before transitioning to an amusingly arch takedown of Jeb Bush's Middle East policy, "What kind of neocon Kool-Aid is this man drinking?" and ending with aspirations for the Democratic Party as a whole that seemed to suggest that he knows he has no chance at winning but wants to put in legwork as a happy warrior for the cause.

You are working towards a common cause: A happy, healthy, productive life together".

May cause a happy, normal, average life.

Yet he gives the impression, as a Wall Street Journal report put it, that "he would be happy to cause a Gore defeat".