Sentence examples for is so driven by from inspiring English sources

"Today fashion is so driven by celebrity and marketing," Mr. Rodriguez said.

We never learn why exactly she is so driven by greed, although we take for granted that she is.

But lobbying in Washington is so driven by money and smooth professionals that grieving parents petitioning firsthand might have struck lawmakers as an unpleasant intrusion.

On one occasion, Weston is so driven by a desire to impress a talented boss by the speed of her surgery that she inadvertantly cuts an artery, gushing blood over the theatre.

The mainstream political debate is so driven by fear and riven with timidity that it was left to Ukip leader Nigel Farage to point out yesterday that Britain had a moral duty to take in some of those Syrian refugees fleeing in fear of their lives.

While it's good that No Child Left Behind has focused attention on the gap, the law is so driven by test scores that public discussion often takes a cartoonish form, as if a stiff dose of test prep will end the gap.

Hockey, being so driven by systems, is vulnerable to thinkers.

"She was so driven by writing, it was quite limiting.

People are so driven by money and success, we're trying something else.

Don't be so driven by trying to be mature that you fail to enjoy your youth.

They are so driven by what happens at the competition, and wanting to stay competitive, except for this.