melaniewalker
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I want to say a person's main motivation in life is home ownership. I've come up with a few sentences. Are they correct and natural?
1. Her overarching desire in life is home ownership and her career and personal life are oriented around that goal.
2. Her raison d'etre is home ownership. That is probably why she works 50 hours per week.
3. I think what makes her tick in life is owning a home and everything she does revolves around that.
4. What gets her out of bed every morning is the hope of owning her own house one day.
1. Her overarching desire in life is home ownership and her career and personal life are oriented around that goal.
2. Her raison d'etre is home ownership. That is probably why she works 50 hours per week.
3. I think what makes her tick in life is owning a home and everything she does revolves around that.
4. What gets her out of bed every morning is the hope of owning her own house one day.
