Sentence examples for driven then from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gross, 54, is far more driven then his mild manner implies.

If it is because they are commercially driven, then a similar charge could be levelled at a good deal of academic research, much of which has its origins in bids for funding.

The balance between the Jane who had to be harder and more driven then her male colleagues and the Jane who was compassionate and playfully feminine (often as a way to obtain information or a confession) could be obvious and heavy-handed in the script, but it was always exactly right in Ms. Mirren's guarded eyes and her arsenal of smiles: weary, exasperated, coy, cool.

"If you're operating in an economy that is not entirely market driven, then it doesn't really matter.

But the Buick name resonates with China's older generations because so many of the cars were imported early this century that by the 1930s, Buicks amounted to one of every six vehicles on the road in China, largely driven then, as now, by China's elites.

For a few brief moments, he was left alone and at that time was grabbed and forced into a car against his will, driven then to his eventual demise.

Asked what drives then, he said, "self-satisfaction.

He did not drive then, so she drove him to and from work.

"[H]e's able-bodied enough to drive, then walk, to the Board of Elections.

Cheng Lei: "Well, if a man doesn't know how to drive then he's a sissy".

But if she had a car there then I wouldn't have to drive, then I would take the train.