Sentence examples for personal cause from inspiring English sources

And as pope, he has made reinstating the Lefebvrists an important personal cause.

That may be because he has a personal cause: his father was murdered by the FARC.

Mr. Dunkel will perform a solo concert twice during the next two weeks on behalf of a personal cause.

And, in a personal cause involving a former teammate, he raises funds toward the treatment for Stefano Borgonovo.

William has made wildlife crime and conservation a personal cause and has lobbied the presidents of China, the US and African countries to strengthen protection.

As pope, Benedict has made reaching out to the society an important personal cause, and the Vatican views any reconciliation as an internal matter.

It has been one of Welby's personal causes, which he has driven as hard as he could.

In other countries, private member's bills are used for personal causes of individual MPs, not for government programs.

But very quietly, Mr. Singer has also given significant sums to personal causes that run counter to the agenda of many conservatives.

Both cases also involve personal causes — for Ms. Waters, the financial investments of her husband, and for Mr. Rangel, an education center set up in his name in New York.

In his 1933 Harvard lecture, the poet also said, "there may be personal causes which make it impossible for a poet to express himself in any but an obscure way".