Sentence examples for rather driven from inspiring English sources

The swagger of his conducting is immensely appealing in this work: once past his rather driven account of the prelude, he settles into a performance that nicely judges the music's wonderful ebb and flow.

Smith said his love of history, passion for flying planes and the fact his father was in the RAF probably combined to make him rather driven when it came to the Park campaign.

Most heroin coming into the country is not illegally smuggled in but rather driven across in privately owned vehicles at "legal ports of entry, followed by tractor-trailers, where the heroin is co-mingled with legal goods.

Their derivation does not stem from a probabilistic analysis, but is rather driven by pragmatic (and scenario dependent) arguments.

Interestingly, SIBD is not due to direct brain infection, but rather driven by peripheral inflammatory mediators.

Steinkraus points to flaws in reasoning and in scientific method: 1) the assumption that the decline in bee colonies is a new phenomenon and 2) that the studies of this decline are not conducted in a scientifically sound manner but rather driven by opinion and speculation.

However, Hauser Worth & Schimmel has taken the advantages of expansive space to a new level by embracing the other major difference of the L.A. art world: that it is "artist-driven," rather than "commercially driven," as Schimmel says.

It's just more personality-driven rather than story-driven these days," says Burns.

In short, much charitable giving is taste-driven, rather than needs-driven.

Mentoring is a long-term goal that is development-driven rather than performance-driven.

Since the used tools mostly originate from other domains, the developments are characterised as technology-driven rather than methodology-driven.