Sentence examples for reason or cause from inspiring English sources

We don't know the reason or cause of death.

There is also no cause of the purity of beings; they become pure without any reason or cause.

No reason or cause can justify the stalling of public services, and the strike by the Transport Workers Union was no exception.

Makkhali's views may be thus summarized: There is no cause of the depravity of things; they become depraved without any reason or cause.

Hell never found the reason or cause for this, but I too found a savior amid the Bureaucratic Gomorrah, who simply reconnected my line so he wouldn't have to deal with me anymore.

"I felt a special responsibility on every issue, including that," O'Connor replied, "because as the first woman... it became very important that I perform in a way that wouldn't provide some reason or cause not to have more women in the future.

His Hendrix is a great artist who is also, in at least one fundamental and very important way, a bad person (all the more so in that the movie offers no reasons or causes for Hendrix's brutality).

Other passages explain it as "that by which one understands" (A72) and as a process of citing reasons or causes (NO11).

For this interview, we designed an initial sketch in which an imaginary 17-year-old, John or Mary (see Additional file 1: Appendix 1), showed signs of depression according to DSM-IV-TR criteria, but without offering possible reasons or causes.

A thing possesses real being in potency insofar as it has being by reason of its cause or causes.

This now-notorious school opened in September 2012 this yearr, the most damning Ofsted assessment ever seen in the public domain featured, among other things, the demand that they cease, with immediate effect, "any practices and procedures that have as their reason, cause or effect that women and girls are treated less favourably than men and boys".