Ahead of this week's Conservative party conference, when the prime minister is expected to identify improving mental health as a key priority, Bailey, chair of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges and a former president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, said baby boomers like her needed to do more to help young people, not just for their children's sake but for themselves.
Not all parents stay married for the sake of the children, but for the sake of themselves, because they can't stand the thought of being separated from their children... and in that situation, I think it's a completely reasonable thing to do.
To use a term popularized by actress Gwyneth Paltrow and musician Chris Martin during their breakup, separating romantic partners often strive to "consciously uncouple"—to accept individual responsibility for their role in the breakup and work together to separate peacefully for the sake of themselves and other interested parties.
That gratitude, love of learning, and kindness should be done for the sake of themselves.
Companies, NGOs and human rights practitioners do not conduct human rights impact assessments for the sake of themselves.
It's time for college basketball players to complete their education, no matter what their future prospects are, for the sake of themselves and American education.
Their approach can best be described as "Last Gasp Economics" in the sense that they are willing to break the backs of the middle and lower income-earning Americans for the sake of hoarding more for themselves.
"But you do want a number of those players who are able to push themselves purely for the sake of making themselves the best they can be and, as a result, winning matches and trophies, without a thought of any other factor.
But for christ sake, for christ sake.
I wish you Godspeed for your sake, for my sake, and for my children's sake.
