Sentence examples for cause the cause from inspiring English sources
Cause The cause(s) of the dynamics that generate trends.
He saw his cause, the cause of Palestine, being discredited by terror.
The "dignity and simplicity" of Muhammad's life appealed to Storm, as did "his story of battling the odds, fighting for a cause"; the cause also brought with it "a sense of solidarity and loyalty".
He added in another article: "As a national emblem, it is significant of our higher cause, the cause of a superior race, and a higher civilization contending against ignorance, infidelity, and barbarism".
In case you have missed the memo, upper arms are the new trophy female body part, the one that signifies a dedication to the cause (the cause of having a trophy female body part) and belonging to a certain class, because class is always at the root of this kind of boggle-eyed female body fetishisation.
Even more unexpectedly, Murdoch's flagship newspaper, The Wall Street Journal, ran an op-ed essay last week by the reliably conservative Michael Medved trashing over-the-top Obama critiques from Palin, Rush Limbaugh and Dinesh D'Souza as "paranoid" and "destructive to the conservative cause" — the cause defined as winning national elections.
What caused the cause of all things?
It had no single cause; the causes were cumulative.
Among the various enlisted causes, the cause which most affects and responsible for the poor performance of the CTQ characteristic, is found by using the ANOVA technique.
But if hostility to the police, while undoubtedly present, is not the cause, what did cause the riots?
Apparently there's a problem with the DC-in harness that can cause the plastic to melt, causing minor burns.
