Sentence examples for sacrifice needs from inspiring English sources

"It would give them a little sense of satisfaction, and everyone who makes a sacrifice needs a little sense of satisfaction.

"That sacrifice needs to be recognised.

Sacrifice needs to be deep, truly for the sake of someone or something else, and not only for ourselves.

Shared sacrifice need not involve the very neediest.

As an amateur competitive bodybuilder, I know the solitude and sacrifice needed to be an athlete.

Greece could become the "sacrifice" needed to get European reforms back on track.

Parker Morse, a freelance columnist for the International Association of Athletics Federations, said: "Farah is a great example of the kind of sacrifice needed.

The implied comparison arguably makes light of a serious subject, but there is a beady-eyed fervency with which Rogue One deploys this catastrophe, and portrays the sacrifice needed to prevent it.

Many believed La Motta had the advantage over Robinson by being the naturally bulkier man at middleweight, but the reality was he was so much bigger that the effort and sacrifice needed to make weight was a major disadvantage.

To call Sarri a genius would be slightly insulting; the sheer amount of graft, study and sacrifice needed to propel him to this point – as detailed in full by Rory Smith for the New York Times – simply exhausts the brain.

Purists will grumble that Possokhov has abandoned the original storyline of an ancient ritual sacrifice needed to ensure the arrival of Spring, nonetheless his work here is sensational, elegant and engrossing, a compelling alternative interpretation of the legendary score.