Sentence examples for death driven from inspiring English sources
Patrick Marber's tale of two men and two women, brought together by an escape from death, driven apart by the death of love, is not so much daisy chain as ring-a-ring-a-roses: it shows love as a fever and a plague spot.
Political rapprochement with the West a key part of the "opening"—began several years before Mao's death, driven by a shared dislike of the Soviet Union.The rule of prudenceThe word "opening" did not even appear in the communiqué issued on December 22nd 1978, at the end of the two meetings.
The hashtag #notinmyname swarmed around the net in the hours after reports of Mr Henning's death, driven by Western Muslims who are sickened, heart-broken and furious at how their faith has been hijacked.
To this end, extensive FACS analysis and immunocytochemical studies were performed, and results obtained by annexin V-PE staining (Figure 7) indicated that early markers of programmed cell death are detected in human-derived bronchial epithelial cells subsequent to rgRSV exposure and that selective NGF knock-down via siRNA enhances dramatically apoptotic death driven by rgRSV infection (p<0.01).
We next investigated whether the COX-2 inhibitor celecoxib could alleviate neuronal death driven by TDP-43-depleted microglia.
In contrast, ponatinib did not prevent cell death driven by MLKL S358D expression, strongly suggesting that this protein is not a direct drug target.
Ian's death drove the dilettante to knuckle down.
Her death drove me – a man who was living with protection that she never had – to try to combat stigma.
Cultural pride and the near-certain prospect of his colleagues' death drove Huberman into becoming a savior, perhaps recalling his teenage role as bread-winning child prodigy.
In her author's note at the beginning of the book, she proclaims: "Death drives every creative and destructive impulse we have as human beings".
She exists for me through others, in evidence of the ways her death drove them... ...... What follows is a novel inspired by one of the most notorious unsolved murders in LA's history.
