Sentence examples for slightly motivated from inspiring English sources

To add insult to injury it is very clear that the cable providers and Verizon are not even slightly motivated to serve the customer or even be honest about the situation.

Critics of Garrard's theory of evil argue that it is too restrictive since it does not count as evil actions which cause, or allow, significant harm for no good reason when the agent is slightly motivated by morally important considerations.

For instance, on Garrard's theory it would not be evil for John to allow a child to drown in a shallow pond if he was slightly motivated to rescue her but not motivated enough to dirty his clothes.

A small, motivated, slightly odd team of people who don't quite fit in anywhere else, obsessing about stuff they love.

Sure, I was still chubby and looked like an encased sausage, but the slightly tighter clothes motivated me to lose more weight and now I'm svelte and those older designer clothes are loose.

The appropriate feeling to look for is to feel slightly energized and motivated, calmly focused on what you have to do, and experience the ability to get your duties finished and feel good about yourself.

These two definitions are motivated by slightly different implementations of load-acquire instructions.

Many people running small businesses (and slightly bigger ones) are motivated by a desire to provide job opportunities in their local area.

Romney denies that any talk about the growing chasm between the super-rich and the rest might be motivated, even slightly, by a sense of fairness.

You couldn't blame anybody for the way they reacted during this sad incident, including Arsène Wenger, with his emotion-driven accusations, and Tony Pulis, whose slightly exaggerated defence was motivated by a desire to protect a player he believed, probably rightly, to be blameless.

The intervention is positively evaluated in general, although some elements were slightly better approved by respondents motivated to change.