Sentence examples for old causes from inspiring English sources
But she never forgot her old causes.
And bursts of applause offered surprising evidence of old causes that have never died.
There he picked up some of his old causes, including his campaign for an Israeli constitution built on a strong division between synagogue and government.
Indeed, a speech that Ms. Frye delivered last month suggested that she and the first lady might find a way to embrace some of her old causes by adopting the neutral, inclusive language Ms. Frye is known for.
For much of the last decade, McCain gave the impression of having glimpsed the future more clearly than most of his party's aging leaders; he seemed to understand, much to the dismay of Republican culture warriors, that old causes of right and left were giving way to a less dogmatic and divisive call for reform.
Hands need to be joined across the sea in an old cause: the defence of the Enlightenment.
"Much of the world has moved away from socialism, and they're still trying to champion the old cause.
And while it may have colored the way people view them, it also drew younger people to an old cause.
It is normal to see little plastic boxes for zakat – Islamic charity contributions – for the poor, for orphans, and the old cause of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation.
And it was heartening to see last week that in his new role as French foreign minister, he upheld his old cause by demanding that the UN deliver aid to the victims of the Burmese cyclone.
