Sentence examples for depending on motives from inspiring English sources
The definition of prolonged disease and handicap varies in studies depending on motives or methods applied.
The same act can have different ethical meanings depending on the motives that inspired it.
Squinting through binoculars or tiptoeing through underbrush may look the same each time, but its meaning changes depending on the motives and desires of the birder.
Kahneman et al. (1986) showed that individuals evaluate the fairness of an increase in the price of a product as fair or unfair, depending on the motives of the increase.
BBM has acted as a way for urban youth to amplify their offline gatherings, which, depending on the motive, can turn into something far more potent when broadcast out to hundreds of others.
Different versions of the endorsement constraint can be distinguished depending on how the motive that is taken to condition the value of activities is characterized.
Trump's move to demand a counter investigation could be of interest to Mueller in that inquiry, depending on Trump's motive.
Two years ago, the Law Commission recommended that the test of whether corporate hospitality was corrupt or not depended on the motives of the host company.
Much depends on the motives you ascribe to UE, but the explorers themselves are mostly poor at self-analysis, preferring to fall back on T-shirt catchphrases: "Live on the edge", or "Do epic shit" (an imperative that can be read two ways).
While the consequences of an act often depend on the motives which give rise to the act (and partly on the agent's intentions and the circumstances in which the act is performed), in Bentham's theory the utility of an act is independent of its originating motive(s).
