Sentence examples for actually ambitious from inspiring English sources

Republicans would obstruct any actually ambitious legislation, Democrats would therefore fail to deliver on their campaign promises, and Americans would continue to think of Congress as a dysfunctional, do-nothing body which it is, of course.

The women who are actually ambitious enough to potentially make it in tech as technical women look at this landscape and every signal derails her from that technical path because the vicous cycle encourages her to chase only the most viable channels.

"I think the thing about Boris Johnson is despite all the clumsiness and bumbliness, he's actually a really, really ambitious politician," Clegg said on his LBC radio phone-in show.

"Behind all the clumsiness and bumbliness he is actually a really, really ambitious politician.

etc. Be really ambitious.

That sounds modest, but is actually relatively ambitious.

Despite its subtitle, this is actually an ambitious book.

Can they actually achieve ambitious aims to end discrimination, eliminate violence against women and girls and end child marriage and female genital mutilation?

The left argues that they're actually not ambitious enough; the Center for American Progress, for example, hits Mr Romney for scoffing at the idea of "green jobs": 2.7m of them are "right in front of ya, Mitt".

"The cap-and-trade program in California, which will come into effect in just a few days, on January 1st, is actually more ambitious in percentage terms in regards to reductions than was the Waxman-Markey legislation at the federal level that failed in the U.S. Senate," Stavins says.

But the goal is actually more ambitious than that, as the series makes clear over time.