For the most part, the self-portrait that emerges from this book is not all that different a Bill Clinton from the one the public has already come to know: tireless, driven, boyish, self-absorbed and optimistic, someone riven by contradictions but adept at compartmentalizing different parts of his life.
Her mother, Ellen, who runs a recruitment agency for pharmaceutical scientists, remembers that Amanda was never afraid as she became a tireless, driven sailor.
Richard, who had a "simple and predictable and hard" upbringing in California, longs for advice about managing the family's mess from his own dead father, an uneducated postal worker who had a "wisdom" that "golden boy" Richard, with his scholarship to Princeton, his Stanford M.B.A. and Ph.D., and his tireless drive for success, realizes he lacks.
Creative Time was enthusiastic: "I love the idea of being able to buy things at different price points," one staffer said, "like a napkin ring by Ai Weiwei!" Many people who know Leon and Lim attribute their tireless drive and ferocious loyalty to their parents.
It's crystal clear that his tireless drive comes from a deep-seated, genuine passion for helping others".
Thanks to Mother O, I have been reexamining my burning ambition and tireless drive to push, push, push in the direction of success.
In the end, the tireless Herman Roth drives to Kentucky and fetches the child, with the result that Philip, who had thought to remove Seldon from his neighborhood, instead finds him installed in his home, in the bed next to his, now vacated by Alvin.
"Her tireless campaigning was driven by the love she had for her son Kevin and her dedication to seeking a new inquest," added Sara.
The findings of this study should remind HCP to validate the families' vital role and accept that their tireless efforts are driven by the sincere wish that their loved ones have the opportunity to enjoy a meaningful life.
Unlike that tireless agitator Ken Loach, they are driven by polemical concerns only in passing.
An active philanthropist and promoter of scientific research worth an estimated $15.5 billion, Simons is viewed as quiet and thoughtful, a man driven by a tireless sense of curiosity, judging by a lengthy interview with the New York Times.
