Sentence examples for was too driven from inspiring English sources

"Not because he was white, or more 'accepted.' But because he appreciated the things of this earth which I love and which Wright was too driven or deprived or inexperienced to know..

Even if that can be proved, however, Hewlett-Packard's investors might ask whether their management was too driven by the desire to do a deal, any deal, that offered the prospect of a fresh start.

He said he would have preferred that no public hearings be held until the inquiry was completed, and he joined other lawmakers in complaining that it was too driven by the special staff hired for the inquiry.

"Not because he was white, or more 'accepted.' But because he appreciated the things of this earth which I love and which Wright was too driven or deprived or inexperienced to know...

It's too driven by commercial considerations.

And it shouldn't be too driven by fashion.

The big society is too driven from Whitehall.

Mr. Pascoe said: "One of his biggest and chronic gripes is that film has always been too driven by narrative demands.

The cachet of the fake tan is clear: it expediently satisfies the demand to look good while suggesting you are too driven to indulge in mere vanities.

But if "Teacher" lacks the scope of a real intellectual autobiography and is too driven by a single idea to work completely as a memoir, it's still a book that feels alive in essential ways.

He said the company's decisions had been too driven by improving same-store sales rather than consumer needs and that same-store sales numbers would be "erratic" during the transformation.