Pronunciation of the English word sake.
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1. | She did so for her own sake, not for your sake. | |
2. | I'm saying "For the sake of Earth's environment," but actually it's "For the sake of the people living on Earth." | |
3. | As liberty of thought is absolute, so is liberty of speech, which is "inseparable" from the liberty of thought. Liberty of speech, moreover, is essential not only for its own sake but for the sake of truth, which requires absolute liberty for the utterance of unpopular and even demonstrably false opinions. | |
4. | I do not object to your learning English for the sake of acquiring knowledge or for the sake of earning your livelihood but I object to your giving so much importance to English and giving a low place to your national language, Hindi. I do not think it is right on your part to use in your conversation with your friends and relatives any other language than your national language or your mother tongue. Have love for your own language. | |
5. | Your father went through all that trouble for your sake. | |
6. | Don't be angry with me, for I did it for your sake. | |
7. | Let's not argue for the sake of arguing. | |
8. | Imagine, for the sake of argument, a tribal group in which mother-son incest was countenanced. | |
9. | I will help you for the sake of our old friendship. | |
10. | Cheap sake makes you sick. |