Sentence examples for obviously driven from inspiring English sources

It's that every character onstage is so obviously driven by an aching hunger to be noticed.

We saw a gentleman striding out of a saloon the other evening, obviously driven by an insult.

"Security agencies on both sides need to understand, a security-led vision is obviously driven by economic security".

The policy's obviously driven by Australian priorities but it has equally obvious consequences for domestic politics on the island.

The reading and writing of fiction is obviously driven in part by a desire to look inward, to be self-examining, reflective.

And, while they're obviously driven by ideological movements, by the emergence of new economic issues and circumstances, and, especially, by changes in the composition of the electorate, they're also influenced by novel forms of political communication.

It obviously drives people literally insane.

Yet Mr. Istel also said, "Once Playbill started bidding for the same accounts, it obviously drove the cost up".

Human emotions, such as fear and greed, obviously drive investor decisions.

"The starting point of being some £400,000 down on the funding in the Conference obviously drives the thinking," he said.

Online social networking obviously drives a lot of page views, but it's been questioned by many people whether those users click on ads very often.