用“for the sake of”造句大全，for the sake of造句

To forsake good for the sake of gold is not for me.

Please do not disassemble the board at the right side unnecessarily, for the sake of safety.

Only those who throw away their lives for my sake and for the sake of the Good News will ever know what it means to really live.

They were willing to surrender themselves for the sake of the other girls.

Instilling children with good virtues for the sake of humankind is something that Cao stresses.

We can't risk big things for the sake of small ones.

I hated these women, hated the lot of them, for the sake of Mother, Father, and Hattie.

I should not be giving you these teachings even for the sake of impressing you for a moment.

Now all arts do the inferior things for the sake of the superior; therefore the universal nature does so too.

What is modified ought to be the editor's demand on the contributor for the sake of publication.

She will put her interest ahead of others every single time, just for the sake of being a bitch.

They were always ready to go through fire and water for the sake of the Chinese people' s emancipation.

Walk for the sake of walking - it's amazing what you see when you slow down to check everything out.

But perhaps also thread in an occasional run or bike ride for the sake of your hippocampal health.

Regardless of the reasons for a couple's public argument, for the sake of their own peace of mind, bystanders should try to remove themselves gracefully from the fray.

Life is sometimes like a transaction, as long as you not only for your own sake, but also for the sake of others, you can finally get his benefits.

Wang Guowei agrees to take the position of the correspondence adviser in the Chinese Classics Department at the Research Institute of Peking University for the sake of academy.

She worked for her living; then, still for the sake of her living, — for the heart, also, has its hunger, — she loved.

This paper introduce the techniques of creating the environmental art by daylight for the sake of expending the image in the architectural design and the environmental design.

Every day in the crowd, for the sake of life, and in the experience of time, I can see myself walking in the wind and rain.

I have taken the framework of their words and polished them a little for the sake of grammar and fluidity of meaning and readability.

That means Mancini will end up having to tell the board to get rid of him for the sake of the team.

These points have been mentioned in passing in the previous class, but they are summarized here for the sake of convenience and for added emphasis.

We are also paying tribute to a model of international collaboration, for the sake of health protection, in a world of radically increased interdependence.

Finally, until one day, you meet someone who loves each other. At that time, you finally realized that all of the search is for the sake of him.

He regardless of costs for the sake of your spoiled, with the ultimate aim is to you forever though his claws.

A more integrated theory of design and analysis has been established for the sake of developing the condensing lens type large aperture Frensnel lens.

Create for the sake of creation.

Never do wrong for the sake of money.

And as for the scarlet letter, I wear it for the sake of its gold thread.

They begged for mercy for the sake of saving their own skins.

His family moved to the countryside for the sake of his son's health.

He is willing to die for the sake of his country.

However, for the sake of this article we're interested in the triggering infrastructure, not the mechanics of sending birthday CARDS.

From the first he had sought to conciliate that gentleman, for the sake of the deserted girl.

No one will argue for the sake of a useless old man who is in charge of a decree.

Just for the sake of this article, let's build a model to get a firmer grip on the notion "service".

They were always ready to go through fire and water for the sake of the Chinese people's liberation.

Every father should insure himself against premature death or prolonged illness for the sake of his wife and children.

Dr Sarah Dauncey, medical director of Nuffield Health, said: "People need to get fitter, not just for their own sake, but for the sake of their families, friends and evidently their pets too."

Have so a group of people, for the sake of national revival, for the peace that the people, they, it devilishly hard to go a journey.

Therefore, for the sake of the security and freedom of all individuals, let us curb our egocentrism, and try to show your concern for others.

The Xingqi style: Practitioners mentally control circulation of qi throughout the body for the sake of prophylaxis and treatment of disease.

For I could wish that I myself were cursed and cut off from Christ for the sake of my brothers, those of my own race.

But politicians of all stripes in the Midwest are keen to promote ethanol for the sake of local farmers, who grow the corn from which it is made.

The reason is that for the sake of convenience the Party handles many things directly and brushes aside the government bodies.

English tends to avoid repetition unless for some special rhetorical effects whereas Chinese favors it for the sake of semantic prominence, phonological harmony and syntactic balance.

forsake formalities for the sake of brevity

Dantes spoke for the sake of hearing his own voice.

Mr Cameron put aside some of this conservatism for the sake of the coalition.

All the smokers should give up smoking for the sake of their own and others' health.

For the quirkyalone, there is no patience for dating just for the sake of not being alone.

Someone to protect the existence of happiness, but also for the sake of true love and leave.

The most prominent category is things that do cool things just for the sake of doing cool things.

He said that these probes installed in an iron rack just for the sake of saving public resources.

Johnson had to quit basketball then, supposedly for the sake of his own health and definitely for the peace of mind of his peers.

Make a conflict for the sake of the together serious violent crime member of the encouragement citizen, protect the Human body right of citizen bitterly.

Hope today, all the teachers will smile from the heart, for the sake of plum, full of the world! As long as the teacher happy, we are happy!

Nevertheless, for the sake of David your father, I will not do it during your lifetime. I will tear it out of the hand of your son.

To compare my heart, I do good things not for the sake of reward, see no help, blind, I feel sorry for my conscience.

Professor: Although here, it's as if the government is electing by conscription certain citizens to go die for the sake of the whole.

We do not trade for the sake of exports.

Thousands of martyrs sacrificed bravely for the sake of the people.

Practically everything in my life had been cleared away for the sake of writing.

He who has never denied himself for the sake of giving, has but glanced at the joys of charity.

I go to the palace for the sake of dogs and men alike. No one shall attack or harm me.

Your standard of life, including eating and all aspects of living, must be for the sake of restoring the whole life in the place of Jesus Christ.

Then it hypotheses that we could use empty hedge instead of approximation, for the sake of the continuum of fuzziness of hedge.

Cor. 11:10 Therefore the woman ought to have a sign of submission to authority on her head for the sake of the angels.

Some people will speak badly of themselves out of repentance. Some people will speak themselves very well for the sake of sophistry.

Wealth property he tells us exists for the sake of virtue not virtue for the sake of wealth.

I don't want to lose my health for the sake of filthy lucre.

In youth journey, even if you take the unreasonable, are just for the sake of the most simple wish.

We are all brothers, one can not write out two rooms, are for the sake of this family.

Zhangjiajie middle reaches of the snow, you have no need for the sake of safety, the area of staff, wherever and whenever visitors are God's protection.

Antecedents: Being nailed to a cross for the sake of mankind; taking the fall when the boss's daughter-who shouldn't be interning here anyway-breaks the fancy coffeemaker.

Science eis for those who are studious, poetry is for the sake of those knowledgeable people.

Regulations were gutted for the sake of a quick profit at the expense of a healthy market.

Is it for the sole benefit of the people here, or is it for the sake of your fruition and Nirvana as well?

This time he has to get it right, for the sake of the world's most prestigious newspaper and of that new recruit in the City Room.

Above all, it should be honest, for the sake of both investors and the aspiring entrepreneur.

Men shed a jugful of tears for the sake of their children, for their wives, or for money. But who weeps for God?

Nowadays, there is a growing tendency for children to attend school at a very early age, especially for the sake of early intelligence development.

So instead of really being themselves, they resort to strictly standing out for the sake of standing out.

Insist, effort, struggle, for the sake of the future, forward.

The church of God has been hurt many many times by self-appointed preachers of various kinds who are only doing it for the sake of money.

The most dangerous hypocrite in a Commonwealth is one who leaves the gospel for the sake of the law.

And in the name of the club, for the sake of the club, even to blow yourself up who CARES! That kind of loyalty you'll build.