Sentence examples for cause started from inspiring English sources

But these people had little to do with the actual origin of "intelligent design"—rather, they, like the apostle Paul, were converts to a cause started by others.

Pay attention to small beginnings, because every great cause started off with some lunatic who would not back down.

Her cause started an international movement for education and girls' rights, which recently culminated in a global day of action, "Malala Day".

Using the Twitter hashtag #HungryforPeace, the cause started in Israel and gained strength in England, promoted by Yachad, a U.K.-based pro-Israel, pro-peace group.

First, monthly reports of deaths by cause started to be published in 1900 by the municipal administration in the Journal Officiel de Madagascar et dépendances (33).

He said that college gave him cause, starting with me.

Raising awareness for some cause, starting discussions about politics, or to "humanise" politicians.

The mission to connect people in support of common causes started back in 2007 when the startup was one of the launch partners for the Facebook platform.

Mr. Sharp has a penchant for unpopular causes, starting with his own music.

He supported gay rights and embraced most leftist causes, starting with the 1968 student protests in Mexico City's Tlatelolco Plaza.

The dates and causes start to blur, and the years and events, particularly as the early 1970s abruptly give way to the late 1970s, confusingly pile up.