Sentence examples for transparent motives from inspiring English sources

Rather than make Australians "fall off their chairs" in shock at the numbers, his transparent motives had them rolling their eyes, and the Intergenerational Report was forgotten within a week.

But cricket's primary concern should be its own patch, and though the day-night innovation is essentially driven by commercial interests, the great take-away from the last week is that such transparent motives needn't circumvent mutual benefits, as evidenced by the 123,736 patrons who came through the turnstiles across three days at Adelaide Oval.

Nobody (except, perhaps, an over-credulous ITC) believed them: but then the transparent motive for the move was to increase audience share in the vacated slot.

They share some pretty transparent ulterior motives too.

John Thorpe is aware that Jim Thorpe (the town) may have transparent economic motives, but he worries that his uncles – who, he said, waited for his mother and aunts to die before filing suit – have more opaque ones.

John Thorpe is aware that Jim Thorpe (the town) may have transparent economic motives, but he worries that his uncles who, he said, waited for his mother and aunts to die before filing suit have more opaque ones.

They described being candid about their opinions, transparent about their motives, and vocally committed to their values.

Meanwhile, Trump doesn't fool citizens on either side of the aisle whose cognitive empathy skills make his motives transparent and whose affective empathy lets them feel for those whom he insults and offends.

Those leading the blockade were transparent about their motives: They had no problems with the credentials of many of these nominees; they just wanted to leave some vacancies unfilled.

Hence, Mode 2 is not a departure from pure knowledge production as such, but an attempt to make the politics of knowledge and the embedded human values and motives transparent and, thus, render knowledge production more robust, actionable and stand the test of extended peer-review by a broader diversity of stakeholders.

Some zoos are completely transparent about another motive for moving their animals around.