Sentence examples for obvious motives from inspiring English sources

As the director of the Art Institute of Chicago, Dr. Cuno has his own obvious motives for acquiring foreign antiquities, and he makes no apology for wanting to display Middle Eastern statues to Midwesterners.

"In the end, all our responses to Jennifer were that she needed to have more obvious motives; we wanted to answer some of these, ones that are left unanswered by the book," says Grandage.

It is one of the mild injustices that has characterized her career that Ms. Moore does not get credit for having gone brunette (for last year's slight, pleasant and embarrassingly effective tearjerker, "A Walk to Remember") with less obvious motives.

There are a few obvious motives, but the smoking gun might be a classified film Wikileaks claims to have in its possession that shows evidence of a US massacre of civilians.

The saddest part was that many of skateboarding's elite, just like Germany's upper class with Hitler, looked past Weezy's blatantly obvious motives and embraced him because they were fans of his music.

The most obvious motive appeared to be transphobia.

The thief had an obvious motive: the secondary market for the scarce whiskey is hot.

And yet, there seems to have been another more complex (and more obvious) motive in play.

But there is another, less obvious motive: to hold men accountable for their offspring.

Police said there was no obvious motive for the attack, such as robbery or sexual assault.

Although her cellphone was missing, little else appeared to have been disturbed, leaving investigators without any obvious motive.