| Most times, revenge in sports motivates a player for a few minutes or maybe a game. |
| What motivates him is the smile on the faces of patients and their relatives when blood is made available in time. |
| This realization motivates many libraries to consider large-scale digitization efforts. |
| This shifting focus in higher education illustrates the need to understand what motivates students to learn. |
| An unwavering sense of purpose, or destiny, motivates many impostors, and even exposure rarely lessens this desire. |
| Instead of a conventional whodunit, the film is interested in what motivates everyone involved. |
