Sentence examples for cause satisfied from inspiring English sources
Is it perhaps that the world tends to cause satisfied beliefs (true beliefs), while desires tend to cause there to be a desire-satisfying (desire-fulfilling) world?
For Kitty, that something is the woman suffrage movement -- a cause that satisfies her need for a new moral center and lengthens her focus to horizons far beyond her garden wall.
When analysing the performance by individual CMP, we either insisted on a valid analysis of the cause, or were satisfied when an appropriate solution was proposed regardless whether a valid cause had been identified.
To that extent, George Bush has cause to be satisfied with his decision to grab back the military initiative so soon after winning his second term in the White House.
He opposes Aristotelian anticipatio naturae, which favored the inquiry of causes to satisfy the mind instead of those "as will direct him and give him light to new experiences and inventions" (Bacon III [1887], 232).
According to Aristotle, when we have identified these four causes, we have satisfied a reasonable demand for explanatory adequacy.
The Crown said it was satisfied the cause of his death had been established, and no FAI was needed.
Relationships in TAL are defined by <link> elements that follow the same semantics of causal links of NCL [1], in which conditions must be satisfied to cause the execution of a set of actions.
A spokesman for the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service said: "Following careful consideration of all the factors involved in this case, independent Crown Counsel is satisfied that the cause of the death has been established and has decided not to hold a Fatal Accident Inquiry.
Not satisfied with causing Dáil business to be suspended, she is also ignoring the majority vote of the Dáil - this is democracy Sinn Féin-style".
"We caused them as many problems as they caused us so we're satisfied with the performance".
