Sentence examples for looking for motives from inspiring English sources

And ever since, the same politicians have been looking for motives, telling each other why it happened and whose fault it all is.

Last week, I posted an anecdote of price manipulation in the silver market in the 1960's: "Price Manipulation: Look for Motive".

Those looking for ulterior motives can also point to the presence of David Willetts, the universities minister.

Police are still looking for a motive in the shooting.

Investigators also said that they were still looking for a motive for her shooting and for the crimes that followed.

The suspect and victims had not been identified by late Sunday morning, and police were looking for a motive.

Rumors have swirled that the killing was actually a crime of passion involving a woman, but the police say they are still looking for a motive.

Every morning since Friday I've woken up to somebody on the radio saying that the question of why Adam Lanza did what he did is still unanswered, that police investigators are looking for a motive.

On arrival at the scene of the crime, Fitz quips: "A social worker, why are we looking for a motive?" I would ask the question in a different way.

Dr. Pierce's 12 colleagues on the board and its 38 employees here were interviewed by federal and state investigators looking for a motive for the attack on the doctor, who had a practice with his wife, a nurse practitioner, and whose private and professional lives appeared unblemished.

Investigators were looking for a motive and were tracing the movements of the 59-year-old described by police as a drifter with a criminal past.