Sentence examples for figures drives from inspiring English sources

At a mathematical conference, the appearance of sinister figures drives the panicky Nash from the lecture stage and precipitates a wild chase across campus.

It's not provable precisely how hateful rhetoric from public figures drives criminal violence.

"People reporting dollar figures drives me nuts," Goldstein said of reporters' tendency to report ad buys simply by the sum total being spent.

The disappointing figures, driven by a sharp fall in the number of people swimming, also show that female participation – supposed to be a key area of focus – has declined and so did the number of disabled people playing sport regularly.

Then the American father figure drives off with a big smile on his face in his Cadillac.

Without oil and gas, the GDP figure in Scotland is slightly below the UK average, but sill bigger than lots of UK regions, as the London figure drives up the UK average.

He also looks like a figure driven by sibling rivalry.

Only, Bond suggests, by assuming that the great dramatist was a tormented figure driven to self-destruction.

This film is strongly influenced by the more recent view, depicting Chertkov as a villain and Sofya as a passionate, neurotic figure, driven to despair.

The journalist had become a more glamorous figure, driven by idealism, legitimized personal ambition and a new level of skepticism toward the official story.

Nasdaq and ICE expect about $740 million in cost savings three years after the deal closes, a figure driven by cutting jobs and eliminating duplicate back-end systems.