How do you use Sake in a sentence? See 10+ example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like interest or intention, plus the exact meaning.
Sake in a sentence
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Sake meaning
- Cause, interest or account.
- Purpose or end; reason.
- The benefit or regard of someone or something.
Synonyms of Sake
Using Sake
- The main meaning on this page is: Cause, interest or account. | Purpose or end; reason. | The benefit or regard of someone or something.
- Useful related words include: interest, aim, intention, intent.
- In the example corpus, sake often appears in combinations such as: the sake, sake of, sake and.
Example sentences (20)
Some writers like to reflect standard spoken practice in cases like these with sake: for convenience' sake, for goodness’ sake, for appearance' sake, for compromise’ sake, etc. This punctuation is preferred in major style guides.
While the rest of the world may be drinking more sake and the quality of sake has been increasing, sake production in Japan has been declining since the mid-1970s. citation The number of sake breweries is also declining.
Cultivating knowledge and sincerity is also important for one's own sake; the superior person loves learning for the sake of learning and righteousness for the sake of righteousness.
Since home-brewed sake is tax-free sake, the logic was that by banning the home brewing of sake, sales would go up, and more tax money would be collected.
Still others prefer to omit the apostrophe when there is an s sound before sake: for morality’s sake, but for convenience sake.
This is very common for hot sake, where the flask is heated in hot water and the small cups ensure that the sake does not get cold in the cup, but may also be used for chilled sake.
Blessed with clear streams and cool weather that are ideal for sake brewing, the Suwa area is home to many breweries, with Nagano Prefecture ranked second in Japan – trailing just behind Niigata Prefecture – in number of sake breweries.
Now having been fed up with her rotten deal, Deeming sought to clear her name, not for her sake, but for the sake of her family.
Sake is made only with water, rice, koji and yeast, which means rice is the foremost major determinant of the quality of sake.
Sake, sometimes referred to as rice wine, was exported several thousand years ago from China into Japan, the country typically associated with sake.
The task ahead of us is to speak truth in love to children like Audrey, both for their sake and the sake of their potential future victims.
If he did, then the people around him would have the decency to acknowledge his current condition and, for his sake as well as for the sake of the American people, have him stand down.
Speaking at the event, Ms McAleese said: “We all owe Charlotte Despard, and it is so important that her name is known, not for its own sake but for the sake of all she championed and all that still remains undone.
The bad news is that Adams was rather vague concerning whether the continuation would be a film or season 10. For my sake (and I'm willing to bet a lot of other fans' sake), a movie is much more ideal than for a few reasons.
Dinner for two with sake ran $117 before tax, quite reasonable for high quality sushi with a decent sake.
Some characters even suffer for the sake of keeping these tropes, Tamaki in particular has been criticized as only being there for the sake of having ecchi scenes.
For Pete's sake and your sake, don't put them in your mouth.
Sake Matsuri in Otesuji is a Japanese sake festival in Fushimi, Kyoto.
Come one for goodness sake, if not for god’s sake these schools should do at least a Le200, 000gestures to the unapproved teachers.
Hornacek was trying his best to make a playoff run for his sake and for the sake of his veteran players, which is understandable.
Common combinations with sake
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the sake 114×
- sake of 106×
- sake and 15×
- of sake 12×
- sake is 9×
- own sake 7×
- sake for 6×
- sake but 5×
- god sake 5×
- with sake 4×