Sentence examples for unusually driven from inspiring English sources

The hundreds of thousands today who have trekked across continents and dangerous seas are by any standards unusually driven.

He was unusually driven, he said, but it probably didn't hurt that Bosma had the luxury of not having to help support his family.

In faster ones, his playing was often unusually driven, though never so aggressive that the transparency of Bach's textures or the distinct profiles of his individual lines were sacrificed.

These challenges mean the current crop of lawyers looking to combine their already pretty hectic professional lives with the additional burden of public life tend to be unusually driven – either by idealism, thirst for power, or a bit of both.

He believes that San Francisco has two great advantages: its unusual diversity and racial harmony, and its unusually driven mayor, Willie Brown.

It paints a portrait of an irrepressible, energetic, inventive, and unusually driven person.

The report claims increased production is being driven by unusually high opium prices.

The strong earnings growth was driven by unusually huge gains in trading and investment banking.

The NOAA's climate monitoring chief, Derek Arndt, said the record was driven by unusually hot oceans, especially the Pacific and Indian oceans.

But even so, Mr. Pollini's readings, with their brisk tempos and often startling dynamic contrasts, were unusually tempestuous and hard driven.

But Mr. Blitz discounted even that apparently good news because so much of the extra spending was in housing and utility costs, which could have been driven by unusually cold weather.