Sentence examples for really good cause from inspiring English sources

"But they're buying for a really good cause".

A really good cause — say, ending slavery? Horn's engrossing third novel forces readers to contemplate such awkward questions.

A bunch of famous rock musicians get together and make a record for a really good cause.

Folks like to feel good, like to smile for the camera when there's a big photo opportunity for a really good cause.

"Somehow the world caught on to this idea of using a technology [drones], which has a really bad reputation, for a really good cause and try to give the developing world not an example of following what the west has done but to figure out that there is a better way – to do for transportation what we did for communications," Raptopoulos said.

Huge amounts of money have been raised for a really good cause and there's been such a good team involved".

But Ms. Oschatz's work, besides being really good, is cause for guarded hope.

"I think the Blue Jays made a really good move cause he's got a good arm.

Is there really any good cause to snitch, or are you just trying to make yourself look better?

"We know their patience will be tried in the course of the summit week, but we would like to invite them to be patient and to reassure them that this is really for a good cause".

They assured them that the money they were losing each week was really going to a good cause: educating New York's children.