Sentence examples for driven by anguish from inspiring English sources
Publishers say the book reveals "a man in sight of happiness yet still driven by anguish" with "passionate views that mean he will never be as remote and impartial as his mother".
Forced to stay, but also recklessly left to fend for themselves, they are cared for only by brave volunteers driven by compassion, anguish and embarrassment.
"The Lover," which takes place a few years later, has Damon traveling to Zimbabwe, driven by "the bored anguish of staying still".
It seemed an odd comparison to make, since Lev's isolation is explicitly geographic and cultural, driven by economic desperation, while Hamlet's is composed of existential anguish about family, love and death.
The disorders are often driven by childhood trauma like sexual abuse, neglect and other sources of mental anguish.
Prosecutors had argued that Mr. Goudeau was a "ravenous wolf" driven by a hunger to rape women and kill those who did not cooperate with his demands, and that the murders were especially cruel because the victims suffered unimaginable terror and anguish in the moments leading up to their deaths.
Probably driven by talking dogs.
"We're driven by competition".
He was driven by ambition.
