Sentence examples for means driven from inspiring English sources

Qays went mad for his love; for this reason he came to be called "Majnu", or "Majnun Layla", which means "Driven mad by Layla" (TheHolidaySpot, 2016 ).

"Curiosity-driven" means driven simply by the desire (often obsessive) to determine the truth of a matter, independently of whether it is a truth that will rise to an era's great challenges.

That word imposed means driven, dictated, pushed, pulled.

John Barrowman, reflecting on the interrelationships between The Doctor, Jack and Rose, felt that "the subtle sexual chemistry between all three characters... was always in play" with the caveat that "the relationships were by no means driven by desire".

In epidemiological terms, outbreaks occur at many different levels of intensity, duration and velocity in deviations from seasonal means, driven by a range of factors that determine transmission suitability (Brady et al., 2013; Wearing and Rohani, 2006; Johansson et al., 2009).

JAMES MANGOLD Director of "Knight and Day," opening June 25 Night of the Living Dead (1968) Summer, to me, means "drive-in".

But Tristan is still plenty gritty, if by "gritty" we mean "driven".

If they don't drive and need a ride to get there, by all means, drive them.

"I mean drive under the influence.

Vacations typically mean drives to Arizona to spend time with her parents.

The median outcome of any venture portfolio is irrelevant – what matters is the capital-weighted arithmetic mean, driven invariably by a handful of winners.