“What was the motive for the crime? It was not the business of the prosecution to suggest one.”

“The motive given for the so-called revival of the law cannot be accepted.”

“Was the photograph deliberately manipulated to mislead people? What was the motive for creating this photograph?”

“The premeditation before the killing, its viciousness, and its apparent motivelessness mark the serial killer as the personification of evil.”

“I was struck immediately by the motivelessness of publishing this picture.”

“It has given some an excuse to question our cause and to cast doubt on our motives.”

“Suddenly, its authorship comes into question, as do the motives of those left behind.”

“She is prevented by motives of delicacy from accepting the renewal of his addresses.”