Or maybe networks are simply operating on the same principle that drives romance and commerce: the more elusive the prize, the more it's worth.
Despite this book being pretty driven by romance the sci-fi behind the mysterious voices and visions was original and the ending was crazy but amazing at the same time.
Gilbert wanted to ensure that her new story, featuring a 19th-century female, botanist wasn't driven by romance.
But Mr. Cetera's Talmudic studies are driven by his romance with zoning, whatever its provenance.
But three of the independent caucus members landed committee chairmanships, and their maneuver upset the already fraught Senate Democrats, some of whom sniped that the move was driven more by romance than by political principle.
In Frances Ha, two women are driven apart by romance and geographical distance.
(Egad, could there be a chance for mourning-driven romance between Tom and Mary?).
Written from the hero's rather than the heroine's point of view, this 700-plus-page tome is a bad romance novel, driven by a preposterous, melodramatic plot and filled with some truly cringe-making prose.
We are left wondering if the memory of that episode lingered, and to what extent, if any, the bracing seaside climate of "Sanditon" might have driven her characters into romance.
Partly spurred by a concert in Madrid that Byrne thought was "all wrong rhythmically and sonically, but with a great vibe," he was driven to combine the romance of orchestral music with percussive forms.
Not long after this, the couple, having resumed their romance, drove to Salzburg in Marie-Laure's Alfa Romeo.
