Sentence examples for cause that makes from inspiring English sources

"People who fail," Dr. Schouten said, "sometimes latch onto a cause that makes their anger legitimate".

"We don't want to present an opinion one way or another about a cause that makes anyone feel obligated.

We often declare our independence, Fitzgerald thought, by declaring our allegiance to a cause that makes what Trilling called a "large, strict, personal demand upon life".

To the experts, methamphetamine is both a symptom of rural decline, as people give up on faltering farms and factories, and a cause that makes the decline worse.

"It leaves a wound or a scar on an administration, notwithstanding the cause, that makes you operate with a limit," Mr. Griffin said.

"There is, quite obviously, a desperate need to believe that when an American engages in acts of violence of this type, there must be some underlying mental or emotional cause that makes it sensible, something other than an act of pure hatred or evil," wrote Glenn Greenwald in Salon.

First, it is important to mention the main cause that made me leave everything behind and go to Syria.

Glenn Beck, opposing the Stop Online Piracy Act — a bill, and a cause, that made for strange bedfellows.

But long before the environmental movement blossomed, providing a cause that made her celebrated in her later years, Ms. Wolf was steeped in struggles over human rights, communism, labor issues, peace, feminism and immigration.

It doesn't matter how many Al Qaeda members are killed as long as the underlying causes that makes extremism thrive exist".

Phonological Disorder is a disturbance of primary manifestation of undefined causes that makes speech become unintelligible.