Sentence examples for driven by a fear from inspiring English sources
But now he seems driven by a fear of defeat.
He said the view was partly driven by a fear of change.
Mr. Ciriaco said he was driven by a fear of failing during the weak economy.
It may be truthful or driven by a fear that going to trial would mean a life sentence.
"It's driven by a fear of losing out in China," said Biao Xiang, a demographer at Oxford University.
This foot-dragging has been driven by a fear that low interest rates may inflate an already frothy property market.
Johnson has irreverently described the global leaders who drafted the Paris treaty as driven by "a primitive fear" that warmer weather was caused by humanity – a fear that he described as "without foundation".
His regime's wartime ruthlessness was repellent yet at least comprehensible being largely driven by a justified fear of the terrorist Tigers' capacity for survival.
His regime's wartime ruthlessness was at least largely driven by a justified fear of the terrorist Tigers' capacity for survival.
Conservative committee member John Baron said Hammond seemed to be driven by a "Project Fear in denial" attitude which prevented any optimistic view of Britain's future.
In a rare bit of bipartisanship, driven by a craven fear of being seen as soft on terrorists, both parties have lined up behind the indiscriminate surveillance sweeps, except for a few outliers on either end of the spectrum.
