Sentence examples for driven by feeling from inspiring English sources

Is he more driven by feeling rather than reason?

Most people thus believe that the feeling of fear is the reason an animal or person runs from danger; or that the classic facial expression we know as "fear" is driven by feeling afraid.

He is driven by feelings that he can neither fathom nor control, and which he hides beneath a show of paternal concern.

And driven by feelings of betrayal, millions of progressive voters will no longer countenance them as a repository for their support.

He went the furthest out of the New Labour generation to recognise that concerns over immigration are a class issue and driven by feelings of economic insecurity.

Most of the time, we are not aware of our expectation, and compliance may look like a habit, thoughtless and automatic, or it may be driven by feelings of anxiety at the thought of what would happen if one transgresses the norm.

Perhaps you are unhappy with your weight, but that unhappiness and excess weight is driven by feelings of loneliness and depression.

This suggests that generosity is driven by feelings of empathy [40].

The higher income non-response among the young in our study could result from young persons being less trusting than their more mature counterparts or may be driven by feelings of embarrassment because they have less information to report.

Taking into account the additional concepts in Step 3, the data indicated that, within the context of casual sex, adolescents were primarily driven by feelings of what was the right thing to do (i.e., personal norms, anticipated affect, but also injunctive norms).

"I think a lot of this is driven by people feeling threatened by vegans," said Tenzin Dheden, noting that the businesses Vegandale replaced had similar price points but garnered nowhere near the same level of controversy.