Sentence examples for cause speaks from inspiring English sources

The fact that Johnson is using his clout as mayor to promote this as a worthy political cause speaks volumes.

The ease with which she won attention and action to her cause speaks directly to the changing demographics of opioid use: Massi lives in wealthy Chester County, her husband is a police captain, and she had worked on the campaigns of State Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi.

Closer to home, the actor Danny Glover has embraced the U.A.W.'s cause, speaking at colleges across the South to recruit students to distribute union fliers at Nissan dealerships.

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He has also gone out of his way to cultivate controversy and champion unpopular causes, speaking out in favor of fox hunting, the fur trade and sexual taboos, while attacking feminism, "narrow-minded" liberalism and political correctness.

So the mental overload that causes speaking difficulty for people with anxiety disorders also causes it for people with average temperaments at particularly anxious times.

First find a cause that speaks to your passion and an organization that can accommodate your schedule.

By identifying what matters most to you, either from a personal experience or a cause that speaks to you, you can create a culture of good in your life.

He is quite happy with explanations of natural phenomena by means of efficient causes in general, but he will also often speak of final causes: what is unclear is whether the final causes he speaks of (with varying degrees of strength in different works) have any explanatory role to play that cannot be reduced to efficient causality (Adams 1998; cf. Goddu 1999).

They met in 1951, when, representing Common Cause, she spoke to the House of Commons about Communism.

She denied hers was a "cause"; she spoke instead of pursuing her "interest".