Sentence examples for driven to become a from inspiring English sources
"Um, no," he concedes, when I ask him if he was driven to become a singer.
In Malle's next major film, Le Voleur (1967; The Thief of Paris), a gentleman is driven to become a thief out of hatred of himself and his bourgeois origins.
The right-arm seamer says his experience with England has made him more driven to become a professional cricketer, but with his next game set to be at Upminster in the Essex League Premier Division on Saturday, his father Alan says the initial priority is to keep him level-headed.
In it, she said her husband was driven to become a police officer, something she supported and felt made their marriage stronger.
Ross Terrill suggested that "Behind Zedong's expressed hatred of his father was an unacknowledged identification; he was driven to become an authoritarian like his father, and on a far grander scale".
Francesca: I was driven to become an advocate when I heard the case of a very young girl who had been raped, but the perpetrators were allowed to go free.
The new play, also to be staged by Mr. Esbjornson, is about a middle-aged woman driven to become pregnant by several factors, including a domineering mother and the conditions of her late father's will.
South Korea's ambition is tied to its drive to become a major exporter of nuclear reactors.
Berlin's drive to become a technology center would be unthinkable without this openness.
