For the sake of his reputation, I hope it is all a dreadful misunderstanding.
She needs Lovelace to marry her for the sake of her reputation.
For the sake of trading reputation, businesses have to negotiate with consumers for their attention, favour and money.
Virtù for Machiavelli is virtue not for its own sake but rather for the sake of the reputation it enables princes to acquire.
But the company said that it wanted to do more for the sake of its reputation, business and users, and for the sake of public debate.
It was a very serious relationship, of course, though for the sake of her reputation I can't reveal the young lady's identity.
As time will prove, I am.' He will have to hope, for the sake of his reputation, his wealth and his lifetime's ambition, that he's right.
Of course, for the sake of his reputation, he and his defenders would prefer the case to be argued at its extremes, to make it all about what Wilpon and Katz knew of Madoff's deceptions.
"People generally leave happy," Mr. Zelman said, "but sort of with the attitude, 'I hope I don't see you for a long time.' " And, for the sake of his reputation, he's hoping the same.
For the sake of our reputation in the history books, don't you think it would be a good thing if all investigators could be made to understand that Liberalism is not only not a crime but actually the attitude of the President of the United States and the greater part of his Administration?
