Sentence examples for sake of causing from inspiring English sources

One mother had written: "I am offended as this is nudity for the sake of causing a stir and is offensive and unnecessary.

Recognize that you don't always have to be accepted, but don't do things that stick out just for the sake of causing a stir.

A comment said: "The people who have known Rachel for years do not like seeing her fraudulently passing herself off as 'black' for the sake of 'the cause'".

They warn that making it easier to cut jobs would destroy Japan's social fabric for the sake of corporate profits, causing mass unemployment and worsening income disparities.

It simply encourages incarceration for the sake of profits, while causing millions of Americans, most of them minor, nonviolent criminals, to be handed over to corporations for lengthy prison sentences which do nothing to protect society or prevent recidivism.

He also took the controversial view that homosexual supporters should not have to conceal their sexuality for the sake of the cause of law reform.

Icelanders collect them, for the sake of the cause.

He was defeated in a bloody battle, but his fame increased, and he capitalized on it for the sake of his cause.

"The idea of human sacrifice is something we really have to think about, even people who are practicing Catholics, the idea of taking a single individual for the sake of any cause".

We have to sacrifice whatever we can, as a movement, and as the people who are pushing forward this movement, for the sake of the cause".

Spying had become a vicious but perhaps irrelevant game of blow and counter-blow, an exercise for its own sake, independent of causes, "values," or ideals.