Sentence examples for enough motive from inspiring English sources

That's more than enough motive.

The distressing thing is that a white writer did not think the wish to be free a strong enough motive in itself for a character.

That's a sensible enough motive, but you have to wonder: with a CD due out the week of its concert, why didn't the group devote its program to the French Spectralists, of which Mr. Murail is the best known, instead of the Expressionists?

More importantly, perhaps, the conditions of a modern society leave us without strong ties of affection to many of the people we interact with or may affect by our actions, and Hume thinks that normal humanity or humane benevolence isn't a strong enough motive to get us to refrain from a theft that would greatly benefit ourselves or our families (those we do have strong affections toward).

That's enough for me: doing something that you feel you are good at it is an innocent enough motive.

He's never been very fond of Alison, but I don't believe sibling rivalry gives him enough motive for her attempted murder.

The prevailing style is realist, but it is regularly beset by mixed, toilsome aims: Wall has harbored enough motives to impel several artists, and they have tended to get in the way of one another.

You'd think that $120 oil would be enough profit motive to spur oil companies to poke holes in every cow pasture.

Ms. O'Connell has populated a small, sinister California town with enough suspects, motives and implements to create a "Clue -style murder sClue -styleery corner.

Carol O'Connell's novel "Bone by Bone" follows the blueprint of the 1948 board game "Clue," but updates it with enough suspects, motives and implements to create a serpentine murder scene on every corner of its celebrity-filled spread, Janet Maslin writes.

This problem is solved by using a nitrite oxidoreductase to produce enough proton-motive force to run part of the electron transport chain in reverse, causing complex I to generate NADH.