Sentence examples for driven by his need from inspiring English sources
So, at 46, Stanton admits he is driven by his need to please his parents.
Driven by his need to be extraordinary, he turns to drink and drugs, a journey that culminates in tragedy.
In the Beatles, he was the genial one, not driven by his need to express but tickled when given a turn at the microphone.
In fact, Saddam Hussein's decision to gobble up Kuwait was driven by his need to shore up Iraq's failing economy, undermined by the long war with Iran.
In the end one suspects that Dubner's desperation is not driven by his need to understand Franco Harris or even his father or himself, but by an ill-conceived literary project that had spun out of control.
He was obsessed with miscegenation, which Irmscher suggests insightfully may have been driven by his need to "align himself, as an immigrant, as firmly as he could with other whites of European descent in America, the need to construct a genealogy for himself that would make the New World seem rather old indeed".
The Russian concessions on land-based missiles, which Mr. Yeltsin said last week would give the United States an unacceptable advantage, appeared to be driven by his urgent need to secure economic aid to help prop up the faltering Russian economy and to cut his own military expenditures.
The leader lacking in empathy is driven by his own needs and blind to or indifferent to the needs of others.
Mr. Netanyahu is up for re-election in January, so he may be driven by his political needs.
Meanwhile, Chris doubles down on his work, driven by his deeply ingrained need for "money, money, money," and tries to avoid the temptation presented by business trips with Cassidy Knudsen, a lithe, young co-worker whose interest in Chris' spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations is fraught with sexual tension.
"It is time for the media and public to focus their attention on Mr Herman's nefarious motives and tactics, which seem to be driven solely by his need to shake down an innocent man like Bryan Singer.
