Sentence examples for driven by two instincts from inspiring English sources

Cameron's inner circle was driven by two instincts.

Sellers are driven by two things.

This demand is driven by two factors.

"Dagge was driven by his instincts," E-Type says in the documentary.

"Prior to his work, gaming was pretty much an intuitive field driven by gut instincts," Bracken said.

But humans will always be animals driven by primal instincts, which begs the question: In normal life, what comes after you fuck or fight someone?

He sees Blair as discovering "a strange kind of freedom" in his partnership with Bush: two men driven by instinct, making decisions in one-to-one encounters ironically resembling the PM's first-term sessions with Brown in the No 10 den.

And like children caught between squabbling parents — driven by the instinct for self-preservation that is universal — they did everything they could to avoid choosing one over the other.

According to Professor Veronica van Heyningen of the MRC Human Genetics Unit, he is driven by 'tremendously humanitarian' instincts.

Even the salmon responded, driven by instincts known only to their own kind.

Any attempt to introduce genuine EU democracy today would be resisted again by governments driven by instincts of self-preservation.