Sentence examples for any old cause from inspiring English sources
Making smart decisions means staying engaged and educated, and you won't likely do that with any old cause that seems "good enough".
Hands need to be joined across the sea in an old cause: the defence of the Enlightenment.
And while it may have colored the way people view them, it also drew younger people to an old cause.
"Much of the world has moved away from socialism, and they're still trying to champion the old cause.
It is normal to see little plastic boxes for zakat – Islamic charity contributions – for the poor, for orphans, and the old cause of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation.
He showed that the unity implied in such republican terms as "the good old cause" masked continuing structures of inequality, from which plebeians had lost.
Perhaps its time to kill the old cause marketing model.
But then AGW showed up and suddenly they had a new way to fight they're old cause.
The group helped to redefine the study of history in Britain and generated such pioneering documents as "The Good Old Cause," which Hill edited with Dell in 1949.
But she never forgot her old causes.
And bursts of applause offered surprising evidence of old causes that have never died.
