Sentence examples for work for a cause from inspiring English sources

"It's good to work for a cause with selfless intentions.

Ms. Wintour, the editor of Vogue, has proved she has the corporate clout and willingness to work for a cause.

In the early nineteen-nineties, Alan Ehrenhalt, the former editor of Governing magazine, described a phenomenon that was already becoming obvious: candidates for public office were bypassing party machinery and simply nominating themselves — self-selected lone wolves who attracted loyal freelancers who were willing to work for a cause and raise a lot of money.

That success has brought authority, and authority combines with Mosley's sterling discipline to allow him time to work for a cause he has founded: the Open Book Committee, a project of the PEN American Center, of which he is a vice-president.

But she still wanted to work for a cause: women's cancer research.

One of the ways we get out of preoccupation with our own problems, big or small, is to reach out and help someone else, or work for a cause bigger than us.

He is not an impassioned environmentalist that is working for a cause," he said.

He took a role at a non-profit dealing with sustainability and climate change issues, and claims he felt an "amazing liberation" by working for a cause that he believed in.

"I see signs that we're getting to be a team working for a cause".

We all know that anyone who volunteers, or works for a cause, has got a mixture of altruistic motives and selfish motives.

Activism: Noun, a doctrine or practice that emphasizes direct vigorous action especially in support of or opposition to one side of a controversial issue Advocate: Noun, 1.a person who argues for or supports a cause or policy 2. a person who works for a cause or group 3. a person who argues for the cause of another person in a court of law.