Sentence examples for wish to cause from inspiring English sources

"The cardinal does not wish to cause any distress to any victim of abuse.

"There's been too much pain for many people around this and I do not wish to cause any more.

I urge those who wish to cause further damage to our nation to reconsider and follow the admirable statesmanship of Mr. Gore.

Barry added: "By publicising this issue I don't wish to cause distress but inform people so they can seek health advice from their GP, and to reassure them that the possibility that they have been affected is very small".

Whether the interpretation of Islam by those who wish to cause harm is one that many other Muslims would recognise is an important question, but it would be perverse to ignore the religiosity which drives fanaticism.

"We regret the effect our opinion today may have on the victim of the underlying crime, to whom we do not wish to cause additional pain," the Utah Supreme Court wrote in its ruling.

The Radio 1 boss said: "Nobody at Radio 1 wishes to cause offence but nor do I believe that we can ignore the song in the chart show, which is traditionally a formal record of the biggest selling singles of the week.

Mr Peskov said the pro-Russian Crimean forces were facing "provocations" from those wishing to cause conflict.

"Nobody at Radio 1 wishes to cause offence but nor do I believe that we can ignore the song in the chart show," he wrote.

In the Pāli Canon, many of the cases that involve abortion relate to a woman in a polygamous marriage who is jealous of her co-wife's pregnancy and wishes to cause her rival to miscarry.

Members can be hurt by other members, who, while not wishing to cause distress, may not have nuanced their response as carefully as a therapist would.