Sentence examples for all in the name of keeping from inspiring English sources

Is this really what we want to do, all in the name of "keeping us safe"?

He and Dick Cheney crumpled the Constitution, manipulated intelligence to go to war against a country that hadn't attacked us, and implemented warrantless eavesdropping — all in the name of keeping us safe from terrorists.

The walls are now curved, the ceiling and floor tiles are placed at distinctive angles, and the doors swing open and shut in opposite directions, all in the name of keeping luck within the restaurant.

With AWD, gyroscopes and magnetic shocks in play, you can feel the Lamborghini making subtle adjustments to the torque split, the throttle and the suspension – all in the name of keeping the beast scratching and clawing at maximum speed.

M.N. has publicly butted heads with influential art critics and bemoaned the state of museum funding and visitorship, all in the name of keeping the art conversation alive and thriving.

One frequent flier profiled by The New York Times opted to fly from Newark to Houston to San Francisco to Hong Kong before finally arriving in Singapore -- all in the name of keeping up status.

It's like pouring honey in the mud in the name of keeping away flies.

The original Committee on the Present Danger candidly answered those questions about the Cold War, in the name of keeping the country unified in a time of crisis.

How much detail should companies and management be forced to reveal in the name of keeping them honest?

Jobs promised "no compromises," but some were certainly made in the name of keeping the system thin and light.

This is in keeping with a federal policy of criminalizing the demand side of the equation with the advent of Bill C-36, or the "Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act," which targets buyers and makes it illegal for third parties to advertise sex workers all in the name of keeping society and sex workers safe from sex trafficking and dirty, dirty johns.