Sentence examples for sake to talk from inspiring English sources

John Skipper, ESPN's executive vice president for content, said, "Given his doggedness, the decision was made to let him come on campus for convenience's sake to talk to people, but we didn't tell anybody not to talk to him".

"For God's sake, if you want to talk about being part of a community, and this is how you're going to raise your money?" said O'Connor before he was drowned out by booing from the crowd.

And instead of demanding new preconditions for talks -- an apology for the Cheonan, for example -- we should mount a gradual pragmatic effort to engage in new discussions, not as a reward for bad behavior or to talk for the sake of talking, but to make us more secure.

"But it seems they just want to talk for the sake of talks".

I'm not going to talk for the sake of talking".

This study seems to dispel the myth or the gender stereotype that women are chatterboxes: 'It is men who are more likely to talk for the sake of talking when engaged in social chit-chat by recycling their words with ritualistic and redundant language that doesn't contain new information,' argues Manchester University researcher Geoffrey Beattie (Cowley 2011).

There is no need to talk for the sake of talking, what is needed is political will.

(Why's he been mum till now? "If I'm going to speak, it's because I -- or we, the [Amy Winehouse] foundation -– are doing something really, really cool," he said. "I'm not going to talk for the sake of talking").. PHOTOS: 50 most beautiful female celebrities.

You still need to talk for the sake of the children?

"For Christ's sake, Will, Ralphh bridled, "what am I going to talk to him about?" "You both dig Da Vinci – ask to see his Leonardo stuff.

So pervasive has been this way of thinking that it is now rare to talk of art for art's sake, let alone of truth and beauty.