Sentence examples similar to advanced a cause from inspiring English sources

Bigelow, like Stone and Sheridan, feels justified in using possible inaccuracy to advance a cause.

You may lose but in the process you advance a cause in the eyes of history".

I frankly can't recall a situation where he used any of his political capital to advance a cause".

Perhaps even more than his collaborators, he was a rebel advancing a cause: a new, jarring, adult kind of Broadway musical.

But licensing experts said advancing a cause could be an important competitive advantage and give consumers a reason to buy one product over another.

You could call Mr. Cozza and Mr. Rice the righteous heterosexuals, advancing a cause that isn't necessarily theirs because they think it's the right thing to do.

It is true that some elements are familiar: there are young men who want to blow things up to advance a cause.

The judge said Mair would have to serve a whole-life sentence due to the "exceptional seriousness" of the offence: a murder committed to advance a cause associated with Nazism.

Mr. Dale and his lawyers at the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund are arguing that freedom of association has never been regarded as an absolute free-floating right, but rather as a right to associate for a purpose, to advance a cause or belief.

Many of us who voted for Mr. Obama want the same things that the New Dealers wanted; we aren't trying to advance a cause as much as we want to regain so much lost ground.

His words were the opposite of who Mollie was, advancing a "cause she vehemently opposed," as her father, Rob Tibbetts, who's separated from Laura, wrote in a newspaper column soon after her funeral.