Sentence examples for true driving from inspiring English sources

True, driving in this part of Cambridge is a nightmare — the one-way streets had me so flummoxed I needed directions from two blocks away.

Because no matter how many times the cliché is repeated, it holds true: driving a car is like watching a movie; riding a motorcycle like being in one.

There he finds his heartbroken sister Glory, surely the novel's true driving force, back home to care for her ailing father, embarrassed at "being somewhere because there was nowhere else for you to be".

Feelings, though often excluded even from the "mind-body connection," are the true driving force of our beings so why not use our discipline and play to include them even as we tame them as well?

Ms. Rolland responds: Absolutely true — driving is a privilege.

At the time Niall Quinn described her as "a true driving force at the club".

And it is true that driving in the Mini makes potholes feel like canyons and S.U.V.s look like monster trucks.

Much of the gear was police-themed, since police officers are apparently loyal customers (which is also true of driving ranges).

When you are conscious of the true values driving your decisions, it's easier consciously to pursue goals to fulfil these values.

No matter whether counting visitors or accounts, the numbers sum to an immense captive base for advertisers, the true engine driving free e-mail.

This is true of driving a car, raising a child, catching a cold or building a super collider in order to detect subatomic particles.