Sentence examples for embracing a cause from inspiring English sources

Sometimes "we fall into the trap of embracing a cause, of making the Muslim-led government in Sarajevo look like us," Hedges says.

McDougal said that confronting illness, and embracing a cause she wanted to speak about, made her feel increasingly conflicted about the moral compromises of silence.

Many have done just that, and increasingly are acting like typical American college students: openly embracing a cause they believe in.

But the case for a substantial increase is a strong one, much as the Supreme Court's chief justice, John Roberts, has urged in his last two annual reports, embracing a cause championed by his predecessor, William Rehnquist.

Like many celebrities who embrace a cause, he started a foundation, the Michael J. Fox Foundation.

When Kennedy was preparing to challenge Jimmy Carter for the 1980 Democratic Presidential nomination, Breyer encouraged him to embrace a cause that moderated the Senator's image as a doctrinaire liberal: deregulation — of the airlines, trucking, and the natural-gas industry.

For business, it may seem that the right thing to do is embrace a cause.

The traitor is one who has freely embraced a cause and joined with a community of grace in service of that cause, but who then culpably commits some act that undermines the cause and the community.

We're on a constant mission to find ways to connect emotionally, embed the brand in the right context, hijack news and popular culture, engage with influentials, embrace a cause that will resonate — all for the sake of making our brands relevant.

From a social responsibility standpoint, we learned that it is necessary to embrace a cause that ties into Tunisia's own transformation as a country.

Tonight, at the Black Ball, she'll make an informed, articulate speech about the plight of people with HIV/Aids in Africa and India that puts paid to any thought that she's just a pop singer embracing a fashionable cause.