Sentence examples for motivations though from inspiring English sources

He was happy to talk about his motivations, though he did not want his name mentioned.

It turned out that Mr. Powell, the Illinois official who kept his cash in shoe boxes, was not shy about his motivations, though his crimes were not discovered until he was dead.

The speech was brought about by a man Obama has said in the past he didn't think "was a patriot"; on Friday, he said, "I'm not going to dwell on Mr. Snowden's actions or his motivations," though he added that the nation's safety depends on the "fidelity" of those who know its secrets, and that the "sensational" quality of Snowden's revelations wasn't helpful.

His motivations, though, were never totally clear.

I do think people might question Thomas Roma's motivations, though, or wonder if he should be the person to take these pictures.

What of his motivation, though?

Part of their motivation, though, was to take better advantage of underused public displays.

A large part of Ford's motivation, though, was to be coached by his father, Mike.

There was an underlying motivation, though: "If you play the best," Summitt said, "you just get better".

Helping students to puzzle through different narrative perspectives or subtext or character motivation, though, can be much more challenging.

In trying to explain his motivation, though, the film makes too much of how the memory of his father, who died when Mr. Laue was 10, drives him.