But the hero of "The Fourth Star," as of the Army itself, is David Petraeus, the brightest and most driven of all the bright and driven men around him.
At his most driven, he gets a Richard III lope.
Now the conservationists most driven to save the forest may do so only by changing its nature for good.
An article I wrote on the hijab from a feminist standpoint received more than a thousand comments, most driven by narrow, commonly held stereotypes.
His films, from "Welcome to Sarajevo" to "24-Hour Party People," can be coarse and loaded but they are never tired, and now, with "In This World," he has made his best and most driven picture to date.
The Spaniards claimed a Christian motive but seemed most driven by the promise of gold, an obsession used to the advantage of native tribes, who kept promising riches just a bit farther down the river.
The victims were then executed, most driven to nearby Choeung Ek, the Killing Fields, where they were bludgeoned to death with ox-cart axles and buried in mass graves.
Mr. Andriessen's "Life," originally meant to have its American premiere during the composer's Carnegie Hall residency last year but delayed by travel restrictions resulting from the volcano in Iceland, was uncharacteristically gentle and wistful even in its most driven passages.
Hong Kong may be one of the most wired cities in Asia — and one of the most driven by the urge to make money — but Melvis Kwok has no Web site.
Speaking by telephone from Texas, where he survived the cut at the Houston Open, Nicholas said: "Curtis is the most talented athlete in the family, but Lexi is probably the most driven.
Successful entrepreneurs surround themselves with the smartest and most driven teammates they can find.
