Sentence examples for laws of cause from inspiring English sources

A life, they affirm, is a material thing, explainable by the laws of cause and effect.

Its detection still follows the ordinary laws of cause and effect.

It thrashes about in a comic-book limbo where basic laws of cause and effect don't necessarily apply.

Last Judgment, a general, or sometimes individual, judging of the thoughts, words, and deeds of persons by God, the gods, or by the laws of cause and effect.

It is as though, by a reversal of the usual laws of cause and effect, Jewish actions of today prove that Jews had it coming to them yesterday.

"We are capable of doing so much now, I think there are occasions where we haven't really learnt the laws of cause and effect," he says.

I also strongly believe in the law of cause and effect.

The Romney campaign often violates, and even reverses, the law of cause and effect.

As a Nichiren Buddhist, Herbie Hancock starts and ends each day with an invocation of the mystic law of cause and effect.

At the same time, the scientist expressed disagreement with physicists who believe that the law of cause and effect had been found wanting and unworkable.

What that means is that Einstein is wrong because you can't travel back into the past and so there's some new theory that comes into play, which protects the law of cause and effect.