Sentence examples for feel a drive from inspiring English sources

That is, a person feeling the emotion has a sense of being continuous with the rest of the universe, but does not so much feel a drive toward something, as does, for example, Saint Augustine in feeling a restlessness which only a love for God can quiet (Augustine, Confessions, Book One, Chapter One).

Many veterans feel a drive to serve our country and the people we love.

What he calls "the thing with the notebook" seemed clapped-out, and he felt a drive to get inside the music he wanted to write about.

Likewise, in a business negotiation, if you offer a concession, even a token concession, the other party probably will feel a powerful drive to reciprocate with a concession of their own.

People upset by Trump's victory may feel a similar drive to deal with the"collective trauma," as Ross described it, of an election that felt particularly high-stakes and personal.

You will, however, hear the signature Dek-tette instrumentation, complete with tuba and French horn, and feel a similar rhythmic drive.

A tasty sandwich of local lamb, fries and a Diet Coke (£13) are helping me feel a little better about the drive from Reykjavik.

It turns out I have the drive to feel a slight warming sensation.

If you're struggling with depression, you may feel a lower-than-normal sex drive that could frustrate you and/or your partner.

If you're successful, your ideal customers will not only be exposed to your brand, but feel a connection with it that drives intended purchase behavior.

I admit I did feel a bit like the babysitter driven home by the father.