Sentence examples for sometimes driven by from inspiring English sources

They are many-wheeled monsters, sometimes driven by global positioning systems.

Outsider art is folk, self-taught, naive or visionary, sometimes driven by psychological necessity.

The dancers seem sometimes serenely civilized, sometimes (driven by a different drummer) animalistic or primitive, but often — wonderfully — riding both these horses at the same time.

Instead, a handful of diehard reporters rode in a 15-passenger van that was sometimes driven by Catherine Frazier, a Perry spokeswoman.

They came south along the "Oxy Express" by bus or the carload, sometimes driven by dealers who took a cut of the pills.

There are signs of success in smaller cities around the country, sometimes tied to universities, sometimes driven by refugees from Silicon Valley and New York.

When he was younger, he sometimes drove by himself, straight through, nine and a half hours on the two lanes, then spent the week out by the beach.

A longtime customer, Steve Hamborsky, said he sometimes drives by Scappy's and if he recognizes the cars of friends, he stops in.

Agents sometimes drove by the bus stop where she waited for her kids after school.

But analysts who acknowledge the inequities say the area's problems are much more complex: a mix of corporate self-interest and greed, not only by the government but also by militants, who are sometimes driven less by idealism than by the promise of riches.

Politicians are, well, politicians, and their charm and glad-handing is sometimes driven more by expediency and ambition and less by true friendship.