Sentence examples for grander cause from inspiring English sources

And yet it was: instead of feeling that my words had been taken from me, I felt that they had become part of some grander cause.

"Instead of feeling that my words had been taken from me, I felt they had become part of some grander cause," he wrote, later adding: "Isn't that the way creativity is supposed to work?

While pundits of both parties were ascribing his victory to discontent over the economy and a radical shift in the nation's political mood since the 2008 election, Mr. Brown has dutifully separated himself from any grand cause.

"Every time a civilian gets killed in Iraq, it's another nail in the coffin in the grand cause to enlist Iraq in a democracy," said John R. MacArthur, author of "Second Front: Censorship and Propaganda in the Gulf War".

God likes what I have to say.' " He has won many political races during a government career that began in 1992, when he became the property assessor for Wrentham, and was motivated, according to him and his friends, more by the desire to have a voice in mundane local matters than by any grand cause or ideology.

He has said that his daughter was "amazed that men, women and children from across the world are interested in her wellbeing" and expressed own thanks for all the well-wishers "who pray for her health and support the grand cause of peace, education, freedom of thought and freedom of expression".

"If you look at the referrals over the last year, some of those would be about grand cause politics," which he explained as "the righting of wrongs, the sense of injustice, the sense that the world of politics does not work and does not deliver".

In his statement, issued as new pictures were released showing his daughter sitting up reading a book and looking through cards sent to her, Mr Yousafzai added: "I am awfully thankful to all the peace-loving well-wishers who strongly condemn the assassination attempt on Malala, who pray for her health and support the grand cause of peace, education, freedom of thought and freedom of expression".

"The military has figured out you don't fight for some grand cause; you die for the guy in the trench next to you.

"I think people really like donating to a grand cause like this; it makes them feel they are participating".

We at UNICEF today most wholeheartedly renew our own promise to do all we can in this grand cause – which must be our common cause.