I lived with that story, kept the thread going in my mind, and added to it from time to time, when some event in my own life recalled Christie's unhappy mixture of envy and drive, of self-promotion and apology.
We thus saw that the drive of self-expression, of freedom, did not die inside the violent upheavals of the Arab Spring.
The other is a dramatizing of the drive for self-fulfillment that artists share with prodigious individuals in any field.
At times, Reich wrote, he "exhibited the relentless drive of the self-made man: he was every bit the go-getter, a patrician Sammy Glick," and in 1940, using connections to reach President Roosevelt, he was put in charge of political and economic issues affecting prewar Latin America.
But for Bojack, like many real-life comics turned sitcom stars, the artistic vacuity of the show became the centrifugal drive of his self-worth.
In the course of research of the drive modes of self-propelled mine wagons measurements of instantaneous values of current and voltage motors were carried out.
The capitalist feels compelled to accumulate more and more wealth, churning up more and more of creation in order to do so, out of a warped drive for self-preservation.
India also has long seen nuclear as part of a national drive for self-sufficiency and now is seeking new nuclear technologies to reduce its reliance on imported uranium.
Lyrically, Nas took time out to explain his drive and sense of self, again painting expansive word pictures with a masterful economy.
Musk also announced that he's targeting a coast-to-coast test drive of a fully self-driving Tesla by late 2017.
The suggestions that T. cruzi infection contributes to accumulation of LkDTs, and that genotypic and phenotypic alterations would drive subsequent autoimmune destruction of "self" target tissues [3], [20] provided the stimuli for our efforts.
