Sentence examples for pursuits driven from inspiring English sources

What happened to software so that innovation is now caricatured as trivial pursuits driven by ego, greed and self-deception?

Meanwhile, Borden's pursuits drive Sarah to hang herself: there are hints that Borden's dual identity has become known to Sarah she asked to meet Olivia to tell her "the truth".

As an ambulance raced to the scene, another car was in pursuit, driven by a suicide bomber — who detonated his payload just as the first responders gathered.

"Publishing is a shared pursuit, driven by a lot of personal passion," said Gerald Howard, executive editor and vice president of Doubleday, a part of Random House.

He would turn down one to elude pursuit, drive out into the woods.

Christopher's pursuits are driven by his belief that there's a scarcity of "corporate diplomats" able to broker the kind of dialogues required to direct disruptive technology toward responsible and profitable ends, while mitigating unforeseen pitfalls.

I soon realized that all the pursuits that drove my existence in New York meant nothing here.

There are medical books ("Hewat's Examination of the Urine"), how-to guides ("Safety in Police Pursuit Driving") and historical studies: "Drug Adulteration: Detection and Control in 19th-Century Britain," "The Water Closet: A New History," "The Puppet Theatre in Czechoslovakia".

Book: "Bob Bondurant on Police and Pursuit Driving" Catalog blurb: Bob Bondurant, one of the world's great high-performance driving instructors, reveals his secrets for on-the-road police pursuit driving techniques.

The question we address in the present study is whether FEF pursuit neurons carry gaze-pursuit commands that drive both eye-pursuit and head-pursuit during head-free gaze-pursuit.

Mostly, he just wants to find a way to continue the sort of scientific pursuits that have driven him for decades.