Sentence examples similar to cause play from inspiring English sources

"It could cause play-actors to rethink," he wrote.

Final cause plays no part in our physics.

The Reg Varney figure is a minor union official sympathetic to the women's cause, played in his best twinkling, Dickensian manner by Bob Hoskins.

More generally, since Rebel Without a Cause – playing alongside James Dean was the formative experience of Hopper's life – rebellion of one kind or another was emerging as a legitimate aesthetic option; Easy Rider would make it a fully institutionalised obligation.

There is horror in seeing how dismissively many men treated women back then, but also a kind of pleasure in revisiting — with hindsight — a noble cause played out in a simpler time.

Blatter, the head of world football's governing body, added: "In practical terms, this is a time penalty and it could cause play-actors to rethink.

This intermediate type of efficient cause plays a role in Avicenna's emanationist account of creation.

This cause plays well to many of their constituents, and it's an election year after all.

"For Derbyshire it was a demoralising day in an already poor season, and the batsmen were sometimes too helpful to the Kent cause playing loose shots in a game that threatens to root them in the Championship's bottom two".

Abbas is using peaceful means to move his cause, playing by the rules, and actually taking the same track to attempted Palestinian statehood that the Israelis used.

As Millennials engage in a relationship with a company, from the courtship phase during the interview process to the long haul of sustained employment, cause plays an important role.