Sentence examples for which were motivated from inspiring English sources

Particularly her mother's, which were motivated by jealousy, though Carmen said it took her years to understand that.

Earlier, I made a lot of what I thought were beautiful shots with much backlighting and many effects, absolutely none of which were motivated by anything in the film at all.

The paper introduces Sa Tool, a tool for structural analysis, the use of the Matlab®-based 3 implementation is presented and special features are introduced, which were motivated by industrial users.

The paper introduces SaTool, a tool for structural analysis, the use of the Matlab®-based 3 implementation is presented and special features are introduced, which were motivated by industrial users.

The survey follows another report from the civil rights organisation that's collected 867 separate incidents of harassment and intimidation since the election, the majority of which were motivated by anti-immigrant or anti-black sentiments.

For those complaints which were motivated by genuine intolerance, we cannot discount the role that fear mongering by groups such as the Humane Society of the United States played in stoking fears towards such animals through their spread of misinformation about disease and public safety; misinformation that inflamed public prejudices, encouraged intolerance and which justified impound and killing.

And there's no question that these are sexual homicides, which are motivated by enormous rage against women.

"What we have here is an incredible amount of revisionist history, which is motivated by the upcoming election," he said.

Of course, the lead manager on a bank's stock offering is often the bank itself, which is motivated not to ratchet up fees.

A British Transport Police spokesman said: "Any crime or incident of anti-social behaviour which is motivated by racial hatred is particularly abhorrent and British Transport Police is working hard to drive such behaviour from the railway.

The study, which was motivated by the AIDS epidemic and was supposed to be publicly financed, ended up being paid for privately when the Senate, at the urging of Senator Jesse Helms, voted against support.