Sentence examples for act driven from inspiring English sources

It was an intensely political and engaged act, driven by political motives of the best sort.

This was "an act driven by hatred which instead has created an outpouring of love.

As an introduction, Baglivo and Garofalo explain that contemporary architecture is a self-referential act, driven more by media than by issues of the city.

Last month's surprise decision to fast-forward the political transition, far from reflecting Washington's concern for Iraqi self-determination or any great confidence that it will work, is actually a panicky political act driven by George Bush's re-election calculations.

We are still confident in the foundation of the journal: a historic act, driven by a desire to serve, rather than hubris.

Conversely if a metric for a filter involves a spontaneous act, driven by imagination, like writing a tweet, then exposing those items at the top of the filter might be less likely to drive up activity.

The act drove knives in Canadian democracy with tea-party like initiatives.

He does, and the act drives him to a life of repentance.

The activation overpotential (η act) drives both the anode and cathode reactions; both are commonly assumed to follow Butler Vollmer kinetics.

* The Clean Air Act drives technological innovation.

This brutal act drove Thomas, 2nd Earl of Lancaster, and his adherents from power.