Sentence examples similar to cause for boasting from inspiring English sources
There really is no place for boasting for anyone.
The meanings of words have changed; is it really a cause for unalloyed boasting that we can fight two wars at the same time, or is this to be lamented as the failure of America's creation: the United Nations and the system of collective security?
She boasts for you, you boast for her; boasting for each other makes you both look better, yet neither of you is perceived as bragging about yourself.
Joel Simon, the CPJ's chair, recently wrote that technology was a reason that journalists had become targets particularly for the image-conscious Islamic State and the Mexican drug cartels, which use the same social media tools to recruit for their own causes and boast about their own obscene violence.
And beyond the distrust it engenders, at least in me, what I suspect is that the sellers of these services may be the actual cause for the crisis as measured by barometers and other boasts, not the solution.
The decision also suggested that Turkey may be shifting closer to the American view that Iran's military assertiveness, most notably its frequent boasts about its growing missile abilities, is a cause for concern.
While the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is boasting about its new temporary visa program for skilled, highly paid tech workers, there's another visa program that is less cause for celebration.
Hardly cause for celebration.
— probable cause for an arrest.
