Sentence examples for cause gone from inspiring English sources
Tom, who became a liberal Democrat and law professor, called it a rotten, immoral war, while Chuck countered that it was a noble cause gone wrong.
It's just a cause gone racket.
Aside from her powerful reflections of a campaign and cause gone awry, there is that tidbit of advice about placing politicians on pedestals, which is an extension of our culture of celebrity worship and all the expectations and human frailties accompanying it.
I wasn't up for any cause going; looking back, my focus was very narrow.
But, in contrast to the public rites of death, this increasingly frequent cause goes whispered or unmentioned.
She's long supported Liberty and CND, but in recent years she seems determined to support every good cause going.
Often, infections have few, if any, symptoms, so the damage they cause goes unnoticed until a couple try for children.
Yet we can go forward with confidence, because the State of our Union is strong; our cause in the world is right; and tonight that cause goes on.
Such information can also be inferred from patterns of behaviour and social networks, and the many harms that this can cause go beyond creepiness.
He said that the root cause goes back to the ideology of the Thatcher and Reagan years, the belief that "markets are best left to their own devices".
