Sentence examples for slightly driven from inspiring English sources

His voice is bright and firm, relatively light but ringing; it has a metallic, slightly driven edge, but it's not excessively pushed.

Not surprising in the case of Mr. Flórez, who, with his bright, brilliant and slightly driven sound, has made Lindoro his own; but very surprising in the case of Ms. Borodina.

The price of fruit and vegetables rose slightly, driven by an increase in the cost of plums and organic apples, as well as cauliflowers, onions and premium potato crisps.

The reasons they aren't into condoms are only slightly driven by notions of build quality, and mainly driven by entrenched cultural attitudes.

But then Rabada pitched one up, in the slot, outside off-stump, Hales, leaning back slightly, drove it firmly enough but in the air to point where Dane Piedt held the catch.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Home construction rose slightly last month, driven by an increase in the building of single-family homes, the federal government announced on Tuesday, but the market was still too weak to propel growth in the battered industry.

Construction of qanāts, slightly sloping tunnels driven into hillsides that contained groundwater, probably originated in ancient Persia about 700 bce.

M&S said food market share was up slightly to 3.7%, driven by 370 new products, including ready meal and biscuit ranges, as well as its "Dine In" and "3 for £10" offers.

You are driven slightly insane — you try to talk yourself down; it works some nights better than others — by the fact that, for so much of the population, children simply . . .

As a dutiful and slightly obsessed teenager, driven to devouring as much classical music as I could get my ears around, I had read up on Anton Bruckner before the concert.

When the system is driven slightly out of equilibrium, the oscillations are transformed into a limit cycle, as expressed in terms of power spectrum narrowing.