Sentence examples for aggressively ambitious from inspiring English sources
The phrase "aggressively ambitious" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone who is very determined and driven to achieve their goals, often in a competitive manner.
Example: "Her aggressively ambitious nature pushed her to work long hours and seek out every opportunity for advancement."
Alternatives: "fiercely driven" or "intensely motivated."
First, Mr Obama was aggressively ambitious.
The same is true of his aggressively ambitious staffers, whose days are spent rolling calls, checking CNN, scarfing take-out, and fighting over the wording of press releases.
He says he was impressed by his drive, "without being somebody who would come across as aggressively ambitious – which is something that is very common in the industry".
The defining British writer of this period was surely the aggressively ambitious Martin Amis, the emblematic literary-writer-as-celebrity, in the American model.
What we need is real simple: a less material and aggressively ambitious culture, one that values domestic as well as personal achievement.
These are the aggressively ambitious types who show up almost straight out of college with an inflated sense of self-worth and a conviction that patience and paying one's dues are as quaintly outmoded as a buggy whip.
(Holden) 'SERENITY' (PG-13, 119 minutes) It probably isn't fair to Joss Whedon's "Serenity" to say that this unassuming science-fiction adventure is superior in almost every respect to George Lucas's aggressively more ambitious "Star Wars: Episode III -- Revenge of the Sith".
The word "completed" (complevit) may suggest the completion date, but as master painters of the era typically had workshops to assist on major works, the wording can be seen as aggressively socially ambitious; perhaps an arrogant master painter indicating his workshop assistants had little material involvement in the panels, and that he was primarily responsible for its design and execution.
Google is hiring so aggressively to support its ambitious strategy, which now extends well beyond its core business in search and online ads.
The Princeton team's ambitious and aggressively accelerated development process was in line with an unofficial motto that guides Facebook's culture — "Move fast and break things," said Zhou.
Despite these obstacles he paints and draws with ambitious verve, creating aggressively expressionistic self-portraits in acrid, muddy colors.
