Both Thatcher and Hitchens seemed utterly driven by self-regard and self-interest.
It's easy to look back and judge a magazine like NME for the boring cover stars, but those choices were utterly driven by sales and, as such, by readers.
Roberts said the Lawrence portrait was a powerful one: "You can see in the face, this man is utterly driven, utterly competent, completely in control of his environment".
Drabble's novels are insightful, powerfully written, utterly unsentimental and driven by political convictions inexplicably missing in the work of many younger writers.
"The man has so far shown himself to be totally and utterly partial, ideologically driven and up to his neck in political chicanery," said Andy McDonald, Labour's shadow transport secretary.
Our political characters inhabit the closed system of national politics, a world that carries on with a strangely divided attitude to the universe that surrounds it, sometimes in blithe isolation from the greater world and its aspirations, sometimes driven utterly by its obsessive sampling of that public's true systems of need and belief.
As with many addicts in recovery, she is both preternaturally driven and utterly disorganized.
Today, although clearly still traumatised by what she experienced, she is confident, ferociously bright, passionate, driven and utterly unstoppable.
Cumberbatch is even better as Turing, driven and utterly single-minded and yet always with a little-boy-lost quality about him.
Frank O'Connor judge Alison MacLeod, the novelist, called Barrett's prose "exquisite but never rarefied" and said his characters, "the damaged, the tender-hearted and the reckless", are driven by utterly human experiences of longing".
Congressman Antonio Tino described the statement as "utterly self-serving and driven by sheer panic".
