Sentence examples for cause of something from inspiring English sources

"All I wanted was... to be the cause of something remarkable," she tells him.

Taleb accuses this professor falling into the causation trap - of thinking you know what the past cause of something is and how it links to the present effect.

"There is overwhelming evidence that Isis is committing atrocities…they are the cause of something that could properly be described as a holocaust".

In a causal inference, one reasons to the conclusion that something is, or is likely to be, the cause of something else.

A sign, perhaps even a cause, of something comparatively slight or less densely imagined about this book is that much of it is written in the third person, and in a surprisingly conventional English that few of the characters actually speak.

In Morris's proposal, God is said to be the cause of something (his nature) that God cannot possibly exist without.

Discursive thought (dianoia), on the other hand, also knows the 'why' (dihoti), that is, the causes of something.

Dr Gallo is a hate figure among Mr Duesberg's lay supporters precisely because he did so much to establish that HIV was the cause of AIDS, something they continue to deny to this very day.

Or when c is a preempted potential cause of e — something that did not cause e, but would have done so if the actual cause had been absent.

Descriptions of the wind turbines that resonated with supporters and opponents include respectively, "Symbolic of progress towards clean energy" and "Cause the loss of something intangible, where all you see is the ocean".

A corneal abrasion, or scratch, most often causes a sensation of something being on the eye and is accompanied by intense tearing, pain, and light sensitivity.