ulterior motive

"It felt like somebody had access to your personal thoughts, your relationships. And they had an ulterior motive. They're not there to be an observer — they're there to take something and use it and potentially hurt people I love and care about," Botha described.

Police told the BBC this case was an example of criminals with an ulterior motive taking over a well-run business that was already established in the importing and exporting of produce and less likely to arouse suspicions.

Some residents worry about the extra spectators who will be able to visit the site every day; others believe the All England Club's ulterior motive is to build a hotel complex on the site.

But she has an ulterior motive in shrewdly finagling her way into a job at an esteemed Chicago law firm, which is revealed by the end of the hour and sets the season in motion.

Score points at California Pizza Kitchen If we’re not too hungry, we’ll just go to the food court, but if I really want to score some points — or if I have an ulterior motive — I’ll take my wife to California Pizza Kitchen.