Sentence examples for sort of cause from inspiring English sources

It's a decent sort of cause, but hardly a vote of confidence in theatre itself, or theatre-makers.

"They have been able to produce a sort of moral deadlock between the poor administration of Allende and the atrocities of Pinochet, as if there were some sort of cause and effect relationship between the two".

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We make assumptions revisable about the possible relevant causes, and identify the actual sort of cause by a process of elimination.

Ayer argued that the relevant contrast to freedom was not causality, but constraint, or compulsion, which are a 'special' sort of cause.

And how does this sort of cause engagement relate to accepting a job and employee satisfaction?

Had the Kremlin acknowledged that the plane was blown up by ISIS, as an affiliate of the group claimed in the days after the disaster, it would have demonstrated exactly the sort of cause-and-effect it has been trying to avoid in its Syria war.

As he says, all causes are equally necessitating – none of them necessitate, not even the 'special' sort of causes that, he alleges, threaten our freedom.

The idea is that whatever its precise meaning, "generation" is some sort of causing or originating, something in principle nothing can do to itself.

It seems to be all the rage for little whiners of want with so-called "terrible illnesses" to try and turn their maladies into some sort of cause-celeb begathon for medicines and research to cure their condition or relieve their pain.

In a way, she sort of caused Tommen's death, didn't she?