Sentence examples for perpetually driven from inspiring English sources

No matter, for McCombs is an incredibly honest and perpetually driven songwriter.

He's a character New Yorkers can identify with: a perpetually driven overachiever.

Leonard's Rita seems like a more courageous version of Ibsen's Hedda, perpetually driven to extremes: she alone is swathed from head to toe in black after Eyolf's death.

Surfing the crowd, or ecstatic-dancing like a marionette with a drunken puppet master, he remains a perpetually driven, questing figure, forever striving lyrically to only connect and to roll the world into a question.

The voice of this Williams is driven, impassioned, perpetually seeking answers to difficult questions like the nature of love, fidelity or honesty.

These narrators travel around, driven by an unspecified compulsion, perpetually reminded of other times and places.

Ronald Reagan is gone yet lives on, partially buried, perpetually exhumed, no matter how many nails are driven into his memory-coffin.

In a world characterized by technologically driven change, we necessarily legislate after the fact, perpetually scrambling to catch up, while the core architectures of the future, increasingly, are erected by entities like Google.

Carlos Muñiz Higuera's plays convey social protests via expressionist techniques: El grillo (1957; "The Cricket") portrays the plight of an office worker who is perpetually overlooked for promotion, and El tintero (1961; "The Inkwell") depicts a humble office worker driven to suicide by a dehumanized bureaucracy.

This drives the reader on, perpetually certain that the truth is just out of reach.

I still stoop to peer up at the skyscrapers when I drive through midtown Atlanta, and when I'm in New York, I must perpetually remind myself to stop gazing upward as I walk the streets.