Sentence examples for larger causes from inspiring English sources

He sheds no light on the prospects for peace or on Moro links to larger causes.

There is psychological shrewdness on every page, but almost no rumination on larger causes.

The people who work for the company are devotees of it, and of larger causes.

The soldiers can't wait to leave Korangal but are also determined to carry out their duties, and they don't have the time or inclination to reflect on larger causes and contexts.

Austen's art as a whole is an extraordinary aesthetic response to a whole set of contemporary constraints and pressures, whether those pressures be sexual, economic, or simply the claustrophobic atmosphere of populated social spaces; and if Mrs Bennet is sometimes unbearable, she's also the symptom of larger causes that are even less bearable.

Could some Harvard students, so accustomed to individual success, be defaulting to more assured rewards in order to avoid the risks of failure inherent in service to larger causes, with its perpetual state of incomplete success and need for communal action?

And that larger cause is really important".

The failure may also have a larger cause.

But Lincoln understood their relationship to the larger cause.

Built or only imagined, architectural designs all contribute to the larger cause of making cities live.

The UN's one-sidedness has also damaged the larger cause of human rights.