Sentence examples for a natural drive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leibowitz said chess is the perfect channel for what he calls "battle energy," a natural drive he believes can serve children well if they learn how to use it.

From the search for a "Unified Field Theory" to the creation of the UN to the emergence of holistic medicine, human beings possess a natural drive towards and craving for unity.

Kids, it seems, have a strong, natural drive to be kind and generous.

But he also added a third motivation, what he called 'the drive of conscience' which is 'the natural drive to recognize a divine moral law' ("A Guide to Rational Living," Moral Philosophy from Montaigne to Kant, §132, 574).

Every encounter I'd had or seen was marked by this feeling of, "Well, I should get going"—an inability to remove ourselves from the natural drive to leave.

However, since production is invariably accompanied by a decline in reservoir pressure, "primary recovery" through natural drive soon comes to an end.

Waterflooding is now accepted worldwide as a reliable and economic recovery technique and almost every significant oil field that does not have a natural water drive has been, is being, or will be considered for waterflooding.

Ronald K. Siegel wrote a book titled "Intoxication: Life in Pursuit of Artificial Paradise" in which he proposed a radical idea: the urge to alter our consciousness is a natural human drive, no different than the urge for sex or food.

A natural gene drive system comprised of maternal effect dominant embryonic arrest (Medea) factors was first discovered in the flour beetle T. castaneum [ 12].

"It's a terrible feeling because we all wanted it to settle in and find its natural shape and natural drive".

I've had this natural drive since I was young and it only grows stronger the older I get.