Sentence examples for motive setting from inspiring English sources

So in both cases we have an evangelical Christian motive setting the agenda on origins.

By investigating their feelings about meat-eating, Rozin showed that the moral motive sets off a cascade of opinions.

Rick Scott, convinced that the nonprofit hospital industry was ripe for the changes that would come from a profit motive, set up Columbia, at age 34, with $125,000, beginning his acquisitions process with two leveraged buyouts of El Paso, Tex.

"The main motive for setting up the jams was to allow for a classroom in which anybody could teach or learn, not just the preserve of teachers and pupils," he says.

None of the evidence collected, however, has helped officials determine a possible motive for setting the blaze, the source said.

However, later on Burt is also disappointed with Kurt when he finds out from Carole that his ulterior motive for setting them up was so he could get closer to Finn, and that while he accepts him for being gay, doesn't accept him going after a straight boy who he knows doesn't feel the same way.

But according to a new report, there was an ulterior motive for setting up Guantanamo: It was the ideal long-term interrogation facility, a "battle lab" where detainees would be subjected to untested interrogation methods and "exploited" for their intelligence value in what turned out to be a massive "experiment".

Understand the motive behind setting deadlines.

Mr. Lang, too, has motives beyond setting pianists at one another's throats.

But one guide we might consider is Boris Yeltsin's motives in setting him on the succession track.

Mr. Ramrattan's lawyer, Frank Kelly, said on Wednesday that Mr. Ramrattan had no motive to set her up: "This story is nothing but lies, fabrication, embellishment, revenge and hate".