Sentence examples for driven by ideals from inspiring English sources

One is revolutionary Egypt, driven by ideals and demanding reform and institutional change.

Britain's Gay Liberation Front, formed in the wake of a US movement after New York's anti-homophobic Stonewall riots, was equally driven by ideals of freedom and innovation.

When three shoe-industry professionals met in 2009 to start their own company, they were not driven by ideals of sustainability, veganism or even durability.

While many providers are enthusiastic about being able to offer improved products and services, they also benefit from a culture driven by ideal imagery.

He was both a brilliant technician and a man driven by democratic ideals.

While Nehru and Jinnah are driven by high ideals as well as practical politics, Radcliffe wrestles with whether to locate Calcutta in India or the newly created Pakistan, and Mountbatten cynically talks of a hundred thousand deaths as "an acceptable level of violence".

Harris posts that the defining factor of 21st Century corporate reputation will be driven by Big Ideals, to do what governments can't, or won't.

Her analysis illustrates how landscapes that have been set aside under the veil of biological preservation and the protection of 'natural' ecological systems have been driven by Western ideals of nature.

Similarly driven by utopian ideals of infrastructural reform, HE systems in other parts of the globe are beginning to shift toward agile data infrastructure arrangements which will permit new sources and practices of big data to be integrated into organizational and pedagogic processes as well as reformatory programs.

From having been driven by our ideals, we are as much a cog in the machinery as anyone else - just with more responsibility.

She was also an MP who was driven by an ideal.