Sentence examples for sake of hearing from inspiring English sources

'I've never been like Julie Burchill, doing it for the sake of hearing her own voice.

So it's not as if you're leaving for one more "Tomorrow" bellowed by an optimistic orphan of the Depression, just for the sake of hearing her billion-dollar benefactor join in (with F.D.R. and the whole cabinet).

It's not worth grumbling about something that should not have any impact on the overall enjoyment of your trip just for the sake of hearing yourself complain.

Downshifting for the sake of hearing that protest is a constant temptation.

ATHLETE All right, for God's sake; I admit it: I am sick to death of hearing the National Anthem!

Thus, hearing technologies should provide a remarkable compensation of hearing deficits for people with hearing loss.

Researchers have long known that the middle ear bones of a mammal evolved from the jawbones of their reptilian forebears, and that the "repurposing" of the bones, as Dr. Shubin put it, for the sake of improved hearing occurred in parallel with the refinement and elaboration of mammalian dentition.

The courage of protesters who face physical harm – clashes with the police, the threat of teargas and, in the case of women, an increased likelihood of sexual assault – for the sake of having their voices heard cannot be overestimated.

A few years ago, when he was helping put together the epic sake menu at Shibuya at the MGM Grand, Mr. Swanson, the sake scout, heard that Sudo Honke, the oldest active sake brewery in Japan, had spent a decade quietly aging a few tanks of its revered Kakunko junmai daiginjo.

Her relationship with Aslam ended after he became abusive and they only lived together for the sake of the children, the court heard.

'Descent for the sake of ascent.' To stand and hear Lenin speak was a compensation for all the suffering and humiliation.