Sentence examples for acceptable ambitions from inspiring English sources
Sam Popkin, a political scientist at the University of California, San Diego, and the author of the forthcoming "The Republican Crackup," told me that the most productive outcome of a Trump rout would be to push the Party away from building walls and banning Muslims, toward more broadly acceptable ambitions.
The tension between socially acceptable housewifery and creative ambition is certainly easy to find in Jackson's life, but it's rather harder to locate in her fiction.
Furthermore, the quasi-feminist context in which the authors placed M.S.B.P. — frustrated, smart women looking to exercise their thwarted ambition in socially acceptable ways — was both dated and facile.
We had to change the culture from one of mediocrity, which was acceptable, to one of future ambition.
She pauses, as if contemplating the political correctness of what she's about to say: "I am so glad that it's finally acceptable for women to sit and talk about ambition openly.
Any woman of accomplishment becomes more acceptable if she can be seen as pursuing her ambitions, exercising her competence, in a feminine (wily, non-confrontational) way.
Tinkering at the edges is simply not acceptable when good companies have to scale back their growth ambitions because of out of control rates bills.
UNITED NATIONS, May 4 (Reuters) — Kofi Annan, the United Nations secretary general, on Thursday urged the United States to enter direct talks with Iran over its nuclear ambitions, saying that step could lead to an acceptable resolution of the crisis.
The only ambition of the authors was to propose a high-quality and acceptable service that would be beneficial to the AI organization and increase genetic variability in the population.
