Sentence examples for driving kind from inspiring English sources

Pretending to praise Coach Pat Riley before the Lakers faced the Miami Heat on March 5, Jackson said: "I have great admiration for his attention to detail, his driving kind of authoritarian kind of dictatorship that he runs his teams with.

Psychedelic rock was a hard, driving kind of guitar-based rock, closely associated with the city of San Francisco, California.

"Where else can you get this kind of L.A.-fabulous view?" London ambience, but driving what kind of experience?

"What you can do on a phone is driving the kind people buy," Mr. Murphy said.

We have, indisputably, entered an age of wild participatory energies, bubbling up and driving a kind of relentless direct democracy.

Second, there's an opportunity to really put that data to work in driving some kind of value for the business.

"It's a lot of 'do you remember driving this kind of car?' or 'did you used to watch that TV show?' " said Dolores Forsythe, 63, who is in the class.

They may look slightly odd and they'll certainly get you lots of  glances as people look, look again and then wonder if you are driving some kind of jazzy moon buggy.

If we can start driving that kind of culture change by building the market and opportunities for social investment then social investment will have all kinds of other beneficial consequences.

Women are barred from driving any kind of motorised vehicles so I had to take the controls and when they passed we sped out of the cove and back to the beach James-Bond style.

But Lee argues that the fact that they are so evenly matched is the single biggest explanation driving the kind of partisan conflict that leads to an over-all strategy of non-coöperation and gridlock in Washington.