The Liberal reformers are driven by the same thing that drives the Labor party's would-be reformers: to wrestle the power of preselections and party administration away from the few and give it to the many.
Ever since Mario gave up Pó, he has seemed, at times, like a man so fiercely driven by the next thing that you wonder how he keeps it all in his head.
Collecting objects, however arcane, is typically a preoccupation of the obsessive-compulsive personality, and not a disorder unless the collector "feels anxious and driven by the whole thing," John L. Bradshaw, emeritus professor of neuropsychology at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, said by e-mail.
"You should always be driven by the right thing to do," he said.
Actually, the existence of these complex motives behind human action disproves the central notion behind free market economics that everyone is all driven by the same thing: monetary gains.
The Jersey Club scene has been evolving throughout the years, from gritty basement raves with underground champions like DJ Sliink and UNiiQU3 to a glitzed-out, festival-ready appropriation by the likes of Trippy Turtle and Cashmere Cat. All the while, it's been driven by the same thing: The hard-hitting energy is enough to get anyone grinding––Yes, even Ariana Grande.
We empathize with characters because they are driven by the same things that drive us.
Because searches are driven by the other things you do on the Web.
Without clear exchange points driven by fans, the thing would act like a big oven mitt.
They assert that "religion is becoming a matter of choice," something that individuals themselves decide to believe in instead of something imposed upon them, and that "the surge of religion is being driven by the same two things that have driven the success of market capitalism: competition and choice".
