Sentence examples for which motivated him from inspiring English sources
He cites the reaction to his first campaign for Diesel – a 1995 recreation of the famous 1945 Victory photograph, featuring two male sailors kissing – as an image that "actually made a positive change", which motivated him to work with the brand again.
Behind Fukuoka's "do nothing" farming philosophy lies a splendidly expressed conviction of the vanity of human meddling, an epiphany which came to him at the age of 25 and which motivated him to give up his job and retire to the farm: "Humanity knows nothing at all.
Sent to the countryside by Mao in 1969 to "learn from the peasants," he was struck by the poverty and hardship of rural China, which motivated him to learn and understand some of the most profound questions in economics: What causes the difference between poverty and prosperity?
At first, Ohno's commitment at Lake Placid was low until his teammates nicknamed him "Chunky", which motivated him to train harder.
Frasier explains the inconsistency, indicating that he had an argument with Martin, which motivated him into making up the "dead scientist father" story.
He has stated that, during his tirades, his father would call him a "loser", which motivated him later as he grew more ambitious to prove himself.
She told The Huffington Post that her community has few activities accessible for children with disabilities where "the kids can be kids," which motivated her to organize a different sort of Easter egg hunt for her son and other kids like him.
Apparently it was not personal profit, which motivated them but altruism.
His team members began to see themselves as essential to the development of client relationships and felt valued, which motivated them to perform at even higher levels.
Back at the office, he mapped out a strategy for giving demoralized staff members more decision-making responsibility, which motivated them to work even harder to turn the ship around.
Prior to their paper, there was work of Rauch [489] which motivated them.
