Sentence examples for unity of motivation from inspiring English sources

Modern Western philosophers, following Aristotle's account of the unity of motivation (DA 433a30-b13) and Augustine's counting all motives as loves of the will (but often ignoring the pluralism about kinds of motive on which they and their traditions equally insisted), have often treated 'desire' as including all motivation and as of a single kind to be explained on the same pattern.

Feelings of pain, anger, sadness, fear ― but also of hope, unity, compassion, motivation and strength.

"I need some sort of motivation.

Each one is "a cup of motivation".

This raises suspicions of motivation.

– might be a source of motivation.

Also there's the question of motivation.

"There's a real sense of motivation".

It was my rosary beads of motivation".

Letter of Motivation.

There are two types of motivation.