Sentence examples similar to cause for jeering from inspiring English sources

Within days, she was dragged out of the United Nations for jeering the United States' policy toward Cuba.

Film critic expelled from New York group for jeering Steve McQueen.

Anthony Martial went close with a low shot across the face of Mignolet's goal but United's travelling contingent had been given no cause for optimism and jeered Van Gaal's decision to withdraw Herrera for Memphis Depay, before finding themselves rejoicing in Rooney's decisive 78th-minute strike.

Yet whatever inspired the jeers in the Rockaways, they were cause for concern, he said.

Hardly cause for celebration.

A cause for tears?

The cause for delay?

Any cause for optimism?

Cause for concern?

A cause for war?

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