Sentence examples for cause fought from inspiring English sources

A few months ago Britain's education secretary, Michael Gove, tried to reclaim this year's commemorations for those for whom the war was a just cause fought for liberal values.

"You have in a common cause fought and triumphed together," he writes, "the independence and liberty you possess are the work of joint counsels, and joint efforts of common dangers, sufferings, and successes".

The film is sure to cause fights among some heterosexual couples.

There's a magic to them – these simple sounds that can cause fights, mend friendships, inspire armies and create monsters.

The college she attended was 20 minutes from her mother's house, but she rarely visited, she said, because "I wouldn't want to stay there, and that would cause fights".

Does this person drink too much, make inappropriate jokes, always argue with their partner and cause a scene, cause fights, create their own embarrassing karaoke show or display any other cringeworthy behavior?

May cause fights and problems.

Psychic shall cause Fighting and Poison to always kneel.

Do not cause fights if someone cuts ahead of you.

Of course, every family has problems, and these problems can cause fights.

Make sure nothing at your party will cause fights and make sure everyone gets along that's invited.