Sentence examples for to be driven by somebody from inspiring English sources
For a driver to be driven by somebody else is an ordeal, for there are only three types of drivers: the too fast, the timid and oneself.
(CI 14) You hear that some consumers get involved because they have a particular point of view or axe to grind in those circumstances it could be very detrimental to a trial, to be driven by somebody who has had a bad experience and those are the ones you don't want on your team.
I'm not somebody who believes that our foreign policy has to be driven by moral relativism.
I'm not saying yes to VICE". It looks like you're being driven by somebody else at the end of the night.
When John Kotter was asked if the members of the Harvard Business School class of 1974, whose careers he followed in his book The New Rules, were team players, he replied, "I think it fair to say that these people want to create the team and lead it to some glory as opposed to being a member of a team that's being driven by somebody else". That is not the collaborative mind-set.
When it is self-driven, we call it spiritual; when it is driven by somebody, it becomes slavery.
Yessir, I've never seen a car yet that wasn't being driven by somebody".
One of the Dodge Challengers, flying a huge US flag, is driven by somebody who looks alarmingly like George Washington.
The first track, Brenda Burns's "Somebody Was Watching," begins with thumping drums and is driven by Pops's fiery vocals and his daughters' harmonies ("Somebody was a-watching, somebody was a-watching…").
They said the race was still being driven by momentum, which Mr. Duncan predicted "is going to certainly push Romney — or somebody else — to the forefront".
