Sentence examples for a rightful cause from inspiring English sources

Arvind V. Mahankali is both a spelling champion and a rightful cause for pride among those who wish to preserve Yiddish as a source of joy and inventiveness, not a set of cookie-cutter rules.

For countless Uber partner drivers around the world, autonomous vehicles may be rightful cause for worry.

Some members of both communities will see this war not as waste but as a rightful struggle in their cause; others might view with distaste the spectacle of a "monument" which places victim and killer, paramilitary members and unborn child, within the same literary monument.

At best, Stephen O'Smith is a rightful opposer of the EDL's fascist cause, who's found a slightly misguided way of expressing it, given the tensions mounting between the far right and those who oppose them in this country.

However, legally speaking, if Whitney were a rightful co-founder who was stripped of that title without reason or cause, then Tinder could be in for a world of hurt.

Every time there's a wrongful conviction, the state loses a chance at a "rightful" conviction.

But if Nowitzki isn't a rightful All-Star, then who is?

Some economists still debate whether the field deserves a rightful place within the economics discipline.

There was new delirium, a rightful winner, a Blackhawks comeback crafted out of grit and stubbornness, Jon Greenberg writes on ESPN.com.

Ganz is just one of several engineers considered to have a rightful claim to being the Beetle's creator.

"The Oxford Dictionaries have a rightful authority and a leading place in cultural life," the writers say.