Sentence examples for feeling of drive from inspiring English sources

My view of the optimal workspace to which leaders should aspire is one where leaders create, in themselves and their employees, a pervading feeling of drive, purpose, camaraderie, and comfort.

Most of all I wanted to tell him that a huge impediment to my driving was that one of my favourite songs was Iggy Pop's "The Passenger", which summons up perfectly that crystalline, coming-down feeling of being driven through a city late at night when everything passes slowly by the window.

A feeling of opportunity drives the new zeitgeist.

It's a weird Rod Serling-type feeling to drive through a city of four million and never see a woman (though I did see a shop called "Ladies' Photographs," where women can pose without the veil).

Do feelings of deprivation drive entrepreneurs and economies?

Those feelings of purpose, drive and joyfulness are unparalleled; the exquisite excitement that lives within us when we actually live the joy we have always dreamt of living.

The common complaints I've heard from a talent attraction and retention perspective are about Groupon's culture — people say there is too much bureaucracy, things move too slowly, on the engineering side there isn't a high-energy optimistic feeling of hustle and drive.

I've never had the feeling of wanting to drive my car into a river.

They've always been fairly _____ [00 20 18] in terms of very revealing price but in for that Russian view, current prices are just getting there and the feeling of that being driven by the U.S. is again another thing that most southern countries have wanted to sort of react to.

Oakes's feelings of injustice drove him to read up on the law.

Feelings of fear driven by concerns over the idea, for example, can offer important signals that work is needed.