Sentence examples for driving sense from inspiring English sources

The grammar of emotion, and that driving sense of movement which so characterises the original, are never compromised.

Yet, a driving sense of unease and notion of fairness leads them all to recoil from the coalition's brand of austerity.

It was an outfit steeped in certain aspects of free jazz and fusion, but also an acoustic quartet given to playing standards, often with a driving sense of swing.

"But when I see a $12 blazer, I see a cost sheet, and I realize there is human misery on the other side". It's this insight into the need for change this driving sense of accountability that pushes her in the unorthodox direction she's moving.

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So when I hear Chan and Sukumaran's story, I do not feel a driving sense of condemnation.

Actually, to the contrary, a large space is always required to support the robot to work well, since all the driving, sensing, and controlling modules need space to put equipment.

He feels like shouting at the boy, driving some sense into that head of his.

When you live in Italy long enough, "even their driving makes sense," he said.

Echoing President Trump's dark vision of crime in the United States, Mr. Sessions said that rising violence in some big cities was "driving a sense that we're in danger" — even as crime rates nationwide remain near historic lows.

Purpose: This is about driving a sense of belonging and deep association between an employee's values with the work they do, who they do it with, and who they do it for.