Sentence examples for motives from from inspiring English sources

Motives from each song become structural elements of the next.

Experts tried to glean motives from the similarities.

Polybius is a fictional arcade game with hidden sinister motives, from unconscious messages to supernatural actions.

Indeed, there were motives from far more sources than one could have imagined.

Despite suspicions about their motives from some parts of the community, the men are largely supported by the city's residents.

This was his point: "If you look at pensions and ask, 'Why are you offering them?' there's always ulterior motives from the employer".

So my point is that that's, the money is the motivation that's been their motive from the beginning, and it still continues to be.

A bribe transfers the motive from parent to child.

His reclusiveness is clearly different in motive from the contemporary reclusions, in other parts of Massachusetts, of Thoreau and Emily Dickinson.

Investigators struggled to find a motive from a suspect whose past did not suggest any warning signs of such a gruesome act.

The biggest crowd-pleasers at public meetings are, she says, rail nationalisation, removing the profit motive from the NHS and ending student tuition fees.