Sentence examples similar to driven by unease from inspiring English sources
After a brief shopping spree — she splurges on a pricey manicure for herself and a sparkly halter for her dog — she returns to the house where she bought the thermos, driven by an unarticulated sense of unease or maybe guilt.
Part of the unease is driven by jirgas' important symbolic status in Afghan politics, where even those councils that are not constitutional jirgas can carry real weight with the public, said Thomas Ruttig, a co-director of the Afghanistan Analysts Network.
But the unease was also driven by confusion over how to read two conflicting strands of the Chinese approach.
The success of the internet has been driven by the freedom to experiment, even in the face of unease".
A passenger's initial unease over the balloon flight — "We go up to six thousand feet," Liepert had said, "and we have no safety equipment" — had been displaced by that of riding in a rickety convertible driven by an absent-minded academic.
Probably driven by talking dogs.
"We're driven by competition".
He was driven by ambition.
Both are driven by numbers.
