Sentence examples for motivated rather than from inspiring English sources

By Paul Bloom Violent acts are often motivated, rather than countermanded, by ethical norms.

Shalit accuses the paper of being commercially motivated, rather than "some altruistic desire to being criminality to justice".

In general, the series of attacks that started nearly a year ago have appeared to be individually motivated rather than the work of a coordinated campaign.

Learn from Cambridge University student Rachel Young, who effortlessly made the case on the BBC's Newsnight that austerity is something "highly ideologically motivated" rather than inevitable.

Le Sage said she always believed the original decision to cut tax credits was ideologically motivated rather than born out of necessity.

Perhaps it has something to do with the post-9/11 atmosphere that has made us want to understand the religiously motivated, rather than mock them.

She argues further that it is more interesting to explore what is motivating, rather than measuring how motivated people are.

It motivates rather than manipulates.

This can be highly motivating rather than stressful or diminishing of your self-esteem.

And anyway, science to a certain degree backs up the idea that weed can motivate rather than deflate.

However, a general observation following from our results suggests that parents' major driving forces behind reducing children's consumption of unhealthy food items and increasing their consumption of healthy food items are strategies that motivate rather than restrict.