Sentence examples for whose motive from inspiring English sources

The details emerged as detectives continued to investigate the gruesome killings, whose motive remained a mystery yesterday.

A minority, he said, are calculating killers, whose motive is instrumental: cashing in on an insurance policy, for example.

He has scored inaugural addresses by every American president, including George W. Bush, whose "motive profile," he says, "suggested a more aggressive and less entrepreneurial version of his father".

He was one of a number of FBI suspects, whose motive in leaking information may have been to protect the bureau's investigation and stop interference from the White House.

We should allow for the reasonable inspection of documents during divorce, and shield lawyers with a public interest defence from the unfairness of holding them responsible for the acts of those whose motive is to discover the truth.

Indeed DARPA, whose motive is to encourage as many engineers as possible to think about the problem of robotics, with a view to "demanning" a large part of America's army over the next decade or two, plans to run the competition again in 2006.

I know some of them whose motives were revenge.

The logic is, why are taxpayers supporting an organization whose motives they oppose?

Who wants to watch our husbands typing furiously to women whose motives are unknown to us?

His murderer was both a Socialist Revolutionary and a police agent whose motives have remained obscure.

And there are surely senators and representatives whose motives are base or, broadly speaking, corrupt.