Sentence examples for cause grown from inspiring English sources

The Simpsons is a cultural institution, a television series that can cause grown adults to lose all sense of sanity when they find out a character on the show might die a cartoon character, no less.

The children, rebels without a cause, grew up absurd and emerged uncommitted.

This cause grew in importance following the introduction of wartime paper rationing in 1940.

Sympathy for the Jewish cause grew during the genocide of European Jews during the Holocaust.

While support for the protestors' cause grows by the hour, so too does the government's shame.

Waiting too long could cause growing economic pressures to bubble over, creating still greater disruptions and further undermining an already shaken public confidence.

During that time, his rage over an injury he did nothing to cause grew so intense that he pushed away those around him.

These recent reports of environmental degradation in Latin America may be thousands of miles apart in different countries and for different products, but they have a common cause: growing Chinese demand for regional commodities.

How does an infectious disease, with an identified and treatable cause, grow exponentially and sow such conflict?

Sales performance like this inevitably caused growing pains.

The Afghan problem causes growing irritation, fatigue and misunderstanding on the part of the public.