Sentence examples for fuelled by the same from inspiring English sources
His films are fuelled by the same rage and sentimentality that characterize his reporting.
Many of the patients I saw had been fuelled by the same sentiment.
But the core of the system lies inside the colleges themselves, an admissions process fuelled by the same anxieties it generates, and controlled by its own hermetic logic.
Much of this violence is fuelled by the same impulses expressed by so-called radical feminists to police gender and dictate the terms of acceptable womanhood.
"It seems to be fuelled by the same combination of prurience, sexual fear and cold political calculation," the author of the bestselling His Dark Materials trilogy said today.
The film-maker's approach to the threat of Islamic fundamentalism is fuelled by the same liberal guilt that makes Frankie so vulnerable.
That promise was leaving behind a field of violently unprecedented social conflict fuelled by the inequity built into the same contradictory idea of a society incapable of seeing that by binding itself to growth dependent on fossil fuels, it was also accepting the consequences of social discrimination and environmental degradation.
Gutiérrez's interest in reclaiming the title to his family's lost holdings, and his desire to help others do the same, was fuelled by the tales recounted by his businessman father, also named Nicolás, who studied law at the University of Havana at the same time as Fidel Castro.
The idea is that location-based advertising, fuelled by the usage of smartphones and other portable, connected devices, will follow the same trajectory that search has had in advertising, and xAd wants to be the leader in it.
A high proportion of people in business are fuelled by the adrenaline rush of running a company and therefore seek that same buzz in their free time.
The cable companies responded by offering telephone and internet access, but after a final spending spree fuelled by the dotcom boom, both firms crashed to earth, with NTL declaring bankruptcy in 2002 and Telewest losing £2.2 billion the same year.
