Sentence examples for was already driven from inspiring English sources

The larger question is whether Skull and Bones inculcated values of leadership -- or, put another way, a sense of entitlement -- in Mr. Kerry and Mr. Bush, beyond what was already driven home by Yale.

By the time Reagan first met Gorbachev in 1985 in Geneva, the President was already driven by a deep instinctive fear that modern civilization was on the brink of a biblical nuclear Armageddon that could end the human race.

For those young people that are already driven toward social justice, know that to help others you need to first empower yourself -- and that begins with education. .

Jules counsels Nic to be less demanding of Joni who is already driven to meet high standards, and Nic counsels Jules to be more demanding of Laser who struggles with boundaries and authority.

Moreover, we reasoned that when intraparietal activation due to passive listening to number words is already driven by quantity processing, then IPS activation should be higher for the magnitude comparison task as it requires explicit processing of number magnitude information.

In fact, almost all reports mentioned in the introductory review were already driven by the hypothesis that cell signaling is mediated by light, so their authors have not performed measures to undoubtedly exclude other mediators of signaling.

The Swift was already fun to drive on the twisty stuff, and it wasn't short of grip in the first place.

The small, unsuccessful ones are already being driven out.

Yet in music it is a reality: rewards are so low relatively that British musicians are already being driven into exile or penury.

I am comforted by the fact that elsewhere in the world this conversation is already underway, driven by authors like Thomas Piketty who suggests: Market forces and capitalism by themselves aren't sufficient to ensure the common good and to limit the concentration of wealth at levels that are compatible with democratic ideals.

Today, many of our journeys are already being driven by algorithms.