Sentence examples for brave cause from inspiring English sources

As it was, it was anyway a victory and a much happier one: a victory for its brave sponsors and their brave cause.

But you do get a good sense of those around him – loyal, plodding Ralph Abernathy; slick, scheming Jesse Jackson; Senator Georgia Davis, his Tennessee squeeze – and the sheer chaos of a brave cause losing focus.

Freddie is obsessed, as Porter was, with a romantic notion of the past and the belief that there are, as Jimmy puts it, "no good, brave causes left".

A Jacobite garter dating from about 1745 is enscribed "Our Prince is brave our cause is just'.

Some chronicles blame a Wallachian boyar named Galeş, who supposedly led a simultaneous attack on the Turks with a second army, for not being brave enough to cause the expected devastation on the enemy.

There is 1768, a full quarter-millennium back, when the carping among the Presbyterians in the Colonies caused brave adherents of the College of New Jersey to think outside the box and go for broke by enticing John Witherspoon to America.

People helping strangers in need; volunteers who give their time to support those less fortunate than themselves; fundraisers and charity workers raising money for good causes; brave individuals who risk their own safety to help people in the wake of natural disasters.

Roof considers himself a brave soldier in the cause of white nationalism, defending against world-wide white genocide.

"He was brave, had great movement, scored goals and caused us problems".

Then again, some of the greatest catastrophes of the 20th century were caused by brave, honourable men with a passionate sense of national mission.

That does not necessarily mean that states intend to make voting more difficult merely that ease of voting is not a goal for which any elected official will brave the political headwinds caused by this document's origins.