Sentence examples for which he causes from inspiring English sources

In Robert Blake's History of Rhodesia, Beadle is characterised as "an irrepressible, bouncy extrovert, who does not always perceive the reaction which he causes in others".

Berardinelli concluded, "The cold-hearted manner in which he causes Mufasa's death lets us know that this is not a lion to be trifled with".

"It seems as if he is traveling under a black cloud, some of which he causes," his mother wrote of her son in an email that is part of another case file.

Of his contributions to public causes, perhaps the most notable was the gift of $500,000 which he caused The New York Times to make to finance the preparation of the manuscript of the Dictionary of American Biography, whose successive volumes have met a need of American scholarship which had long been felt.

The first bet was the election of last January, which he caused by short-circuiting the election of the President of the Republic by the Parliament.

What, he asked, did the president plan to do to respond to China's "unfair trade advantage," which he said caused the huge trade imbalance?

Doctors cut away bone from the inside of O'Neal's small toe, which he said caused him pain for years.

When we meet, Oleg pulls out a novel by journalist Artur Solomonov, which he says caused a fair share of controversy when published earlier this year in Russia.

Mr Kirchner in turn had excoriated Mr Menem, Argentina's president during the 1990s, for "neoliberalism" which he said caused Argentina's economic collapse of 2001.

... [I]s it probable that such a warning would have been effective in deterring the plaintiff from the conduct, in this case, the consumption of the product in question which he claims caused his injury.

He said he flinched when he was startled by a noise, which he said caused the gun to fire.