Sentence examples for sake needs from inspiring English sources

But even the Conservative Party, with its long history of craving power for its own sake, needs big ideas as well as capable leaders if it is to return to power.

For a start, the idea that the black middle class engages in consumption for its own sake needs to be unpacked.

Teachers, for students' sake, need innumerable supplies to make a classroom function: dry erase markers, books, pencils, inspirational posters -- you name it.

A new Leon is imminent, and for Seat's sake, it needs to be a success.

For its own sake, it needs to improve it and monetise it before someone else does.

For his team's sake he needs to show a little of this, to manage defeat as well as he has in the past managed victory.

He thinks that Dewey insists that aesthetic need must underlie all our interest in art, and that he fails to capture what we mean when we say that we are interested in a picture 'for its own sake.' Needs can be satisfied by many objects but one cannot substitute pictures for one another.

It can of course be argued that knowledge is valuable for its own sake and needs no pragmatic justification.

For investors' sake, companies need to view materiality from a broader perspective.

For our own sake, we need to reduce the well of resentment.

"I'm not going to drink any sake — I need to go work out," Gagosian, who is sixty-nine, with close-cropped gray hair, said.