It rounded off the majestic image of divinely instituted royal rule that it was Henry's constant ambition to present to an awed and obedient world.
It takes constant ambition; constant, often monstrous egotism; and near-boundless greed and generosity.
"Keeping Charles' dream alive is our constant ambition".
We seek publicity for A.A. principles, not A.A. members…[the] Eleventh Tradition is a constant reminder that personal ambition has no place in A.A". Obviously, this principle can be variously interpreted.
Curiosity fuels a constant craving for a never-ending ambition to express human ingenuity in everything we do.
But the real ambition echoes a constant quest in the aviation industry: how to reduce weight, which would cut fuel consumption, thereby bringing down fares.
Whatever else may have come apart within Mr. Blagojevich in recent months, one quality, unabashed ambition, has been a constant, his colleagues and his critics say.
Robert Copsy of Digital Spy also noted a significant growth in confidence, and called the song: "a piece of atmospheric self-reflection that sets up his current mindset: an artist with plenty of ambition but with a constant nagging fear about losing his way".
But it keeps theatre-makers in a constant state of development without any hope of making work of increasing ambition.
Mr. Schandorff says that George was energetic, memorable and a constant cheerleader, but never showed any political interest, deep thoughts or long-term ambition.
In the original film, that music was a constant presence, helping integrate the warring dramatic themes of vengeance, democratic accomplishment and personal ambition.
