Sentence examples for imagined cause from inspiring English sources

When no other reason, like genetic predisposition, can be summoned, the mind weaves the most tenuous strands of information into an imagined cause.

Couples often tacitly erect a whole edifice of secrets, based on real or imagined causes for jealousy.

When we are subject to strong emotions, which we attribute to imagined causes, we are unlikely to act in a way that is good for ourselves, or for other people.

In fact, things turned out far worse than he had imagined, causing the equivalent of a commercial meltdown at this complex on England's wild northwestern coast, which has been a cauldron of environmental, commercial and social tension ever since the opening of the first unit, a nuclear power station, here in 1956 and a fire a year later that tarnished the company's reputation from the start.

This (as one might imagine) caused him some run-ins at Fortune, which he finally quit as well.

This, as you might imagine, causes a few problems, such as archaic online multiplayer, an unwieldy interface, terrible optimisation and obtuse structure.

But imagine causing all those turnovers and then watching your offense go three-and-out and/or sputtering.

Which, as any of you who've ever known a 2-year-old might imagine, caused said child to shriek louder.

Wnek on the other hand has a sinister and calculating glare – the sort you can imagine causing a child some kind of unseen psychological trauma.

Well, I've completed a quick study of everyone else's quick studies of how the Trump phenomenon came to be, and it turns out there's a clear consensus: Nearly everything you could possibly imagine caused Trump to happen.

A proximity to wealth even imagined wealth can cause heart palpitations, blurred vision and impaired judgment.