Sentence examples for motivation stands from inspiring English sources

But one motivation stands out: "It's some sort of personal outlet or personal expression," he said.

The motivation stands from the design of supervised multi-model adaptive controllers where a group of "similar" models is associated with a single controller.

Beyond the sheer practical idiocy of rejecting Americans who are ready and willing to serve in the military, the White House's apparent motivation stands as yet another example of its casual bigotry and willingness to deepen ideological divides in order to serve political ends.

And anyway, if I became capable of compassion towards all, smiling beatifically upon even the most infuriating wearer of a Make America Great Again baseball cap, wouldn't I lose my motivation to stand up for what's right?

Entrenched corruption, the depredations of police forces and demands for free elections have all helped drive the protest movement, but for many Egyptians, rising prices and unemployment were the strongest motivations to stand up to the government.

Hillman takes his motivation to the stands, too.

While Pickler's motivation was to stand by her friend, who she wrote on Facebook is "like her sister," other stars have gone for near-bald hairstyles for other reasons.

Although the differences between genders were not significant for many of the components of motivation, certain differences stand out.

Ms. Feng decided to enter the program anyway, telling Virtual Enterprises that the M&A in their name stood for "motivation and assistance," and that their mock business would be a line of classroom products stamped with inspirational sayings.

But still this idealistic picture stands as a motivation for churches to practice authentic acceptance and care for others.

The name, Edward announced, stood for "ambition, motivation, and strength".