Sentence examples for its own cause from inspiring English sources

Something so pacified by white, wealthy popular culture is still finding new ways to subvert it to its own cause.

They are rather general causal doctrines that apply to a special class of intentional states, like sensation and understanding, where the intentional state is about what brings it about — that is, it is about its own cause — something that is not true of intentional states in general.

But the company said it believes it can help both its own cause and the larger goal of mainstream VR content by diving into the original-entertainment space.

It then tends to attach to its own cause an absolute value which distorts its own vision … Its enemy becomes the embodiment of all evil.

Experts say that while the stress wrought by climate change may not, on its own, cause mental health problems, it can rekindle past trauma, worsening existing issues with substance abuse, depression and suicide.

Terrorism experts said the Bush administration may have also hurt its own cause and inspired public skepticism this week in how it alerted the public to the possible attacks.

It had a will of its own, causing him to fling fastballs everywhere but over the plate.

It is not that anti-gay sentiment on its own causes the collapse of such places.

And we will be an opposition fighting not for its own causes, but one that is fighting to win power".

But a growing number of people now criticise the event, arguing that Hong Kong should fight for its own causes, rather than marking the mainland's struggles.

Dolores Gallagher-Thompson, a professor of psychiatry at the Stanford University School of Medicine who treats many caregivers, said there was little evidence that caregiving on its own caused post-traumatic stress.