Sentence examples for reason to cast from inspiring English sources

Rival oilmen have every reason to cast BP as a rogue.

"There is no reason to cast doubt on Akmal Shaikh's mental status," it said.

The campaigning was nasty and negative, and these "drop-off" women — women with jobs, children, aging parents, busy lives — found no compelling reason to cast ballots.

That is one more reason to cast our covetous eyes toward Mars, the pièce de résistance of possibility in this neighborhood of the cosmos and the longtime caldron of our space fantasies.

Three of the four had reason to cast anxious looks toward home as they entered the White House: a fresh assassination attempt in one case; reports of coup plotting in a second; and a marauding soldiery in a third.

Things do not look so rosy for them at the moment, ranked 14th in the world, but it is Saturday's opponents, France, who have more reason to cast a nervous glance at the world rankings.

But it does not exactly inspire them with reasons to cast a ballot for In.

— Under duress thanks to six turnovers and injuries to two starters, the Giants' defense was battered from every angle Sunday night and had numerous reasons to cast blame.

There are plenty of compelling reasons to cast a ballot on 8 November, heaven knows, without thinking about which result will be best for your investment portfolio.

WHETHER or not North Carolinians are more inclined than other Americans to follow Thomas Wolfe's injunction to "look homeward," some past the age of 50 have personal reasons to cast a retrospective glance on the state of their youth.

There are reasons to cast Scooter Libby as Bartemius Crouch, Jr. but, on reflection, George Bush would be a better Barty, Jr. Cheney could maybe aspire to Voldemort though it is somehow easier to see him as Bellatrix Lestrange.