Sentence examples for is driven to seek from inspiring English sources

Irked by the dry, British, female voice in his head, he is driven to seek out its source.

His real misdemeanor is to be a conflicted, closeted homosexual who is driven to seek furtive (though consensual) sex by sending coded signals in public toilets.

As a result, couples can be driven to seek them online, where covert advertising does happen.

Young men in any profession are driven to seek wealth and prestige because these attributes are attractive to women.

Some might even be driven to seek revenge by attacking whatever of the rich areas' interests they could.

But nothing in Europe matches the millions who have been driven to seek refuge in Turkey, Lebanon, Pakistan or Jordan.

This has two important effects:  first, it prevents the addict from being driven to seek more drugs to treat the withdrawal and potentially overdose again.

When courts are driven to seek revenue, Nail said, their objective is "no longer in the best interest of the defendant, or society".

So the tobacco companies would be driven into bankruptcy if the bond were this colossal (Texaco was driven to seek similar protection after another enormous bond was demanded from it in the 1980s).

She stressed that the ACA helps all Americans, not least because taxpayers foot the bill when the uninsured are driven to seek pricey help from emergency rooms.But even a cautious approach can leave Democrats exposed.

This has hardened domestic support for the war, but alienated Sri Lanka's foreign allies.As a result, Sri Lanka, one of Asia's oldest democracies, has been driven to seek other friends: Pakistan, its main arms-supplier; Iran, which has been providing 70% of its oil supply on tick; and Libya, from which it expects a soft loan of $500m to arrive soon.