But the timing was less than ideal, causing a bout of cognitive dissonance that the entire nation quickly decided to just ignore.
Local, uncontroversial small businesses are an ideal cause.Second, small business is conveniently relevant to the persistent, fraught debate about social mobility.
She has the power to create objective passion - for ideas, ideals, causes - but, unusually in an actor, something in her temperament seems to inhibit, even exclude, passion for herself.
In this way, the amended causal theory proposes to distinguish between relevant (ideal) and irrelevant (non-ideal) causes.
Mr. Lewis, who met Du Bois as a child, told one interviewer that he had sought to present "a conflicted figure whose attempt to achieve his ideals caused him to contradict many of them".
The play makes this point as its unsettling conflicts are born out of the characters' rigid conformity to normative ideals, causing them to uphold a brittle, ultimately destructive, "false" sense of self: e.g., as unquestionably "straight" men by day and as women with entirely different biographies by night.
Dr. del Nido, Tommy's cardiologist, believes that the less than ideal placement caused his heart to weaken.
That together, these islands really do stand for something more than the sum of our parts, they stand for bigger ideals, nobler causes, greater values.
He will have to mine his own past and bring forward the ideals and causes that lurk there, and present them as a coherent package.
And unlike many of the author's earlier characters, who were torn between conflicting loyalties (to individuals, to countries, to assorted ideals and causes), Salvo has nothing to debate: on one side, there is the evil Syndicate; on the other side, there is Truth, Justice and the welfare of the country where he and Hannah grew up.
