Sentence examples similar to driven by fondness from inspiring English sources
His movies, critically acclaimed works of contemporary gay cinema, are steeped in, and often driven by, a fondness for British guitar bands from the mid-'80s to the mid-'90s (a fondness the Miser, not uncoincidentally, happens to share).
Aren't his theories at least partly driven by a fondness for heresy?
Mr. Montiel has an odd, stuttery sense of pacing, an eccentric, almost haphazard approach to framing and a fondness for loosely structured scenes driven by improvised dialogue.
A new study authored by Max Warburton of Bernstein Research, a market trends and analysis firm, suggests that automakers' fondness for big iron was, and continues to be, driven by the outsize profit margins generated by the machines.
Dengue Fever has a superb Cambodian singer, Chhom Nimol, and a fondness for the 1960s Cambodian rock that reflected American psychedelia; even their own songs are driven by vintage Farfisa organ lines and fuzz-toned guitar behind Ms. Nimol's quivery, curlicued vocals and supple, Southeast Asian gestures of arms and wrists.
Probably driven by talking dogs.
"We're driven by competition".
He was driven by ambition.
