Sentence examples for bad causes from inspiring English sources

No group is invulnerable to bad causes.

But don't feel bad – because feeling bad causes wrinkles which will damage your marriage prospects even more.

Likewise with the postal savings system, a tried and tested method of funnelling taxpayers' money to bad causes.

Writer elaborates on how it can serve both good and bad causes & that is has legitimate uses.

It is the endlessly deceptive maze of human relations: the betrayal that is a kind of love, the lie that is a sort of truth, good men serving bad causes, and bad men serving good.

Other conservatives who, like Fest, had long felt the sharp end of Grass's censorious pen were quick to broaden the critique; in Le Figaro, Guy Sorman attacked Grass not just for covering up his own past but for being an apologist for "bad causes," such as Cuba and Communist China.

Bad cause, fine monument.

So what do you make of Duch's claim that he was guilty only of serving a bad cause?

It has ever been a strategy of the advocate of a bad cause to take refuge from the spirit of the Bible to its letter...

"There is no bad cause," he said, adding that he had been willing to defend both the former Serbian strongman Slobodan Milosevic and Saddam Hussein.

"The middle-of-the-road person we're clearing for transfer is a low-level, not very sophisticated volunteer for a bad cause," the official said.