Sentence examples for no particular cause from inspiring English sources

A. There is no particular cause; it's just a matter of odds.

A diffuse or persistent anxiety associated with no particular cause or mental concern is called general, or free-floating, anxiety.

But Mr Blagden loses his memory completely, and from no particular cause; chances combine to identify him with Mr Petre, the great American millionaire.

From Chaos, a sequence of gods is generated, often by sexual congress, but sometimes no particular cause is given.

"I had no particular cause or political statement I wanted to make.

I think if one dies at 87, especially from lung cancer, one needs no particular cause of death published.

There was no association with schooling and any particular cause of death.

But not in aid of any particular cause.

"I don't think anyone can pinpoint any particular cause," Mayor Brown said.

"The men in question were honored on Fort Hamilton as individuals, not as representatives of any particular cause or ideology.

The objective of the National Day of Service isn't about engaging in any particular cause.