Sentence examples for sake of serving from inspiring English sources

If you choose a profession that doesn't arouse your everyday passion for the sake of serving instead some abstract faraway good, you might end up as a person who values the far over the near.

QUESTION FROM MONICA: Are the Republicans being this stubborn just for the sake of serving up a failure to Obama, in order to weaken him for the 2012 election?

The only work that may be done on those two days is for the sake of serving this food.

You'd think broadcasters who make most of their giant profits from political ad sales, especially in the wake of Citizens United would be fact checking the ads they serve up to the public for the sake of "serving the public interest".

On the proposal to dispatch thirty thousand additional American troops to Afghanistan: A military surge for the sake of military surge serves no purpose.

We should not promote investment just for the sake of it; investment serves specific and important goals.

In both the original Odin Sphere and the remake which revamps a few of the original's systems for the sake of simplicity food does serve as a way to heal, but it's also more than that.

But recently a more refined group of sakes, served chilled, have been turning up on the wine lists and tasting menus of some of the city's top non-Japanese restaurants.

Only wine, beer and sake are served.

The hot sake long served at our local sushi bars has its potent pleasures, but traditionally, heating has been reserved for the lowest grades of sake, to make its rawness palatable.

Remove the steam wand from the sake and serve immediately.