Sentence examples for of being motivated from inspiring English sources

Nelson accused Harrington of being motivated by money.

Nobody could accuse Mandelson of being motivated by euroscepticism.

He accused them of being motivated only by greed.

The prosecution accused Hall of being "motivated by greed" and Hartley of being motivated by the desire to beat her rivals.

11.02pm: Straw says prison does work and accuses Clarke of being motivated by cost cutting.

Some, however, accuse the "new atheists" of being motivated by fears and less than generous prejudices of their own.

Warne savaged Ponting in an interview with the British press, accusing his former skipper of being motivated by "jealousy".

The prosecution has accused Hall of being "motivated by greed" and Hartley as "motivated by acquiring her next big scoop".

He has talked in the past of being motivated purely by profit, and I wonder where he draws the line.

Mr. Honderich, a professor emeritus at University College London and the editor of "The Oxford Companion to Philosophy," accused Mr. McGinn of being motivated by personal animus.

"Japanese have a tradition of being motivated by disaster more than by optimism," said Gerald Curtis, visiting professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Tokyo.