Self-sacrificing

Definition

self-sacrifice /self 'sækrÇfaÇs/ n [U] ( approv ) ကိုယ္က်ဳိးစြန္႔ျခင္း။ အနစ္နာခံျခင္း။ Her work with refugees involved considerable self-sacrifice. self-sacrificing adj

Examples

1. ‘Dogs are not noted for their understanding of abstract concepts
2. and so do not manifest altruism or self-sacrifice in any meaningful sense.’
3. ‘All it's done is remind me that when self-sacrifice is held up as a moral ideal
4. whatever you give will never be enough.’
5. ‘A true team has three primary components: unity of purpose
6. trust and self-sacrifice.’
7. ‘Through self-sacrifice we must show people that service of the public is a life-building motivation.’
8. ‘I believe they imparted a bottom-line idea of morality derived from self-sacrifice
9. respect and immutable values.’
10. ‘Surely
11. no flame of piety
12. idealism
13. or self-sacrifice could burn in the cold hearts of its citizens.’
14. ‘Nevertheless
15. they concede that self-sacrifice must continue to play a role within this ethic of mutuality.’
16. ‘Try to break your pattern of self-sacrifice and self-sabotage
17. and stay on the road to good health.’
18. ‘The market economy invests heavily in and rewards individualism
19. not self-sacrifice and altruism
20. the lifeblood of the family.’
21. ‘They also stress that self-sacrifice should be motivated by the fight
22. not to escape personal problems.’
23. ‘In 1900 the person who displayed altruism and self-sacrifice would simply have been regarded as ‘good’.’
24. ‘We seem to be confronted in these films by the masochistic pleasure women take in their own self-sacrifice or renunciation.’
25. ‘It is about dedication and self-sacrifice to the ideal of national freedom.’
26. ‘He almost undoubtedly saved his wife's life
27. but the price he paid for this act of bravery and self-sacrifice was horrific.’
28. ‘His self-sacrifice and idealism are also in stark contrast to the corruption and cynicism evident in modern Ireland.’
29. ‘Certainly their self-sacrifice is worthy of considerable praise.’
30. ‘I count some of these amongst my closest friends - people whose self-sacrifice and unselfish love of truth would do credit to any man.’
31. ‘If that smacks of the antiquated language of retired generals
32. call it altruism and self-sacrifice.’
33. ‘Increasingly
34. these seem the desperate words of self-surrender and self-sacrifice.’
35. ‘The idea upon which the whole show was built - self-sacrifice for a higher
36. artistic ideal - had got lost along the way.’