Sentence examples for more complex motivations from inspiring English sources
It transpires Landis, a diagnosed schizophrenic, was never driven by money, but by more complex motivations.
In this Elizabethan milieu of flawed and ambitious men, none arrive onstage with more complex motivations than Lieutenant General David H. Petraeus, whom Bush is sending to Iraq as Odierno's supervisor.
For Mr. Hannifan and other retired firefighters, there is a more complex motivation for teaching children to avoid starting fires -- each of the stories re-enacted inside the theater is based on a fire in which firefighters were killed.
Yet, in her statement, she also reveals a more complex motivation source leading to internal self-concept-based motivation.
What makes Breaking Bad's anti-hero such a compelling character may be his more complex psychological motivations for staying in it: the regret of missed opportunities, the rush of power from vanquishing his foes.
City governments frequently respond to a more complex mix of motivations.
This is a result of the more complex set of motivations for health-related behaviors, for which high or low behavior levels do not directly map onto high or low intrinsic motivation, as is the case for the simple tasks without external benefits that are used in cognitive evaluation theory studies.
To ascribe to Lakshmi Bai motivations more complex than protonational ones, or escapes that chime with the laws of physics, isn't to cut her down to size; it is to acknowledge a woman whose independence and unconventionality are qualities more relevant to contemporary women then supposed supernatural powers.
The parts of Xunzi asserting a more complex picture of human motivation suggest a solution.
Adults' motivations are more complex.
