Sentence examples for driven by understandable from inspiring English sources

As we see in Labour's travails, the Tory grassroots and the non-Tory entryists are all fired up with passionate beliefs and hopes, largely as unrealistic as an England football squad's, but heartfelt and driven by understandable fear for the future.

Omar, driven by understandable outrage, hit above his weight and achieved an intellectual and technical sophistication besting his adversaries.

Elsewhere in the Rockstar catalogue, we see Max Payne driven by understandable vengeance, and Bully's Jimmy Hopkins smash the bad eggs of Bullworth Academy, but all the while craving popularity for himself.

Israel's approach to Iran is driven by an understandable response to this eliminationist ideology, and its accompanying nuclear and missile programs.

This is understandable because they are driven by the memory of the Holocaust and the Rwandan genocide.

The delay is understandable: education, even for MBAs, is driven by personality.

I read this stat that said that 76% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck … people are driven by both that greed and ambition, but also a very understandable realistic fear that they're not going to have those things.

If you missed any of this, that's understandable: Miliband's people decided to boil down his view of the report into a single headline, apparently driven by panic about what was coming back from focus groups.

Probably driven by talking dogs.

"We're driven by competition".

He was driven by ambition.