Sentence examples for man's cause from inspiring English sources

To squabble now, to obfuscate and engage in demagogy, is a sad way to remember a great man's cause.

In many cases, players initially embrace a players' coach -- willing to give up cartilage for the man's cause -- just before taking advantage of him.

And being forced to run 50 metres in the final before being called back for a false start by another competitor didn't help the Derry man's cause.

Another writer saw it as "the symbol of the white man's cause".

To Cleaver, Patterson only hurt the black man's cause as he reinforced a stereotype, while in juxtaposition, Ali was able to fight against the Uncle Tom image.

It was a young man's-young woman's cause".

The motto around the badge, the date of adoption of which is unknown, is Integra Lex Aequi Custos Rectique Magistra Non Habet Affectus Sed Causas Gubernat, or "Impartial justice, guardian of equity, mistress of the law, without fear or favour rules men's causes aright".

In recent months, she has condemned "the Obama administration's environmental extremism" and asserted that "we can't say with assurance that man's activities cause weather changes".

Yet as soon as Norma, on page one, calls out a similarly absurd headline – "Man's Trousers Cause Death" – to Constance and Fleurette, Stewart vaults the reader into the heady atmosphere of their sororal bond, and thus, out of the realm of reporting facts into a proper fictional world.

Ms. Atwood's most frightening scenes are of what happens when man's greed causes nature to go awry.

The man's intoxication caused him not only to misguide the plane, but also to become "hyperactive" and give instructions to the captain, actions that were "one of the factors" in the crash, the report said.