Sentence examples for a righteous cause from inspiring English sources

Not bad for a righteous cause.

A — You mean the armor of a righteous cause?

So is it a vigilante thriller, featuring a bereaved everyman with a righteous cause?

Are there limits to what may be done in service to a righteous cause?

When we, humans, walk together in pursuit of a righteous cause, we become an irresistible force.

Does suffering a twinge of bad conscience justify what we do in a righteous cause?

He begins an affair with a fellow lecturer Rita Parker Poseyy) and flirts with student Jill Emma Stonee), but it's only when Abe overhears a chance conversation in a cafe that he realises he has an opportunity to murder a stranger in an entirely righteous cause, a perfect and perfectly justifiable crime that he can easily get away with, and which will give his life meaning at last.

"Many an unpopular though righteous cause found in him a champion," a Unitarian magazine noted in Mr. Camp's 1897 obituary.

Her family life suffers, and her marriage falls apart, as often happens to movie heroes who embrace a long-shot, righteous cause.

Of Emerson's reluctance to join the militant abolitionists, it has to be explained that he had "initial scruples about joining what today seems a far more self-evidently righteous cause than it did to the great majority of nineteenth-century northern whites in the 1840s and 1850s".

Gloria is "the last of the American girls," a driven idealist trying to fulfill every righteous cause.