Sentence examples for sake free from inspiring English sources

Making art for art's sake, free of monetary concerns or deadlines, is a fantasy for many professional artists.

"Coup de Tête," Arab Museum of Modern Art, Doha, Qatar Occasionally a sculptor builds a soccer statue just for art's sake, free from the constraints of a commission.

They are beautiful acts of attention, in which the revelatory detail is cherished for its own sake, freed from the narrative necessities of performance.

Such a forum could thrash out difficult policy issues and help forge agreement on how far the WTO should trespass on countries' sovereignty for the sake of free trade.These are critical times for the WTO, and for free trade in general.

Hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians thrown on the pyre, apparently, for the sake of free trade.

For the sake of free competition, we permit airlines like Southwest Airlines and JetBlue to skim the cream from the system.

If the WTO struck down an EU ban on GMOs, European governments might find it impossible to override consumer fears—however irrational for the sake of free trade.

For the sake of free speech, not to mention consumer safety, this is one case the Supreme Court must not pass up.

He said: "We are very disappointed, but for the sake of free speech and societies we felt this was a fight we had to win".

(For example: The risk from that nuclear plant is too big to take for the sake of free market principles, or the severity of our unemployment makes it worthwhile to exempt small businesses from some record-keeping regulations).

Now Kahle seems ready to undermine the search giant himself, for the sake of free content.