Sentence examples for ambition ambition from inspiring English sources

It explains why people describe him in mystical-artist terms -- Yves lives in the clouds," his friend Betty Catroux says; "Yves is like Proust," Berge says -- but it doesn't account for how a skinny kid from Oran, Algeria, also managed to be a star at 21 and have his own fashion house by 25. "Ambition, ambition, ambition -- from the beginning," Sanchez says.

"Romney critics — and those are the people pushing this theory — point to his past flip-flops on such issues as abortion and gay marriage as evidence that when a deeply held belief comes up against Romney's ambition, ambition always wins," the Washington Post's Chris Cillizza noted on Wednesday.

However, it's critical that those executives have "the right kind of ambition": ambition for the success of the company rather than the "wrong kind of ambition": ambition for the success of themselves.

Liverpool, however, maintain that Torres is not for sale and they spent yesterday trying to convince the centre-forward that their plans tally with his ambitions; ambitions he feels have been undermined by a lack of spending on top-class players in recent years and which resulted in his official transfer request on Friday.

And though people say we have ambitions, what is ambition?

More precisely, he harbors ambitions to develop ambition.

"Their ambition is not vertical ambition," Roberts told Business Insider.

He had no ambition because ambition implies growth and he was full already.

But in time ambition -- his ambition to be president -- ran parallel to compassion.

"I have a lot of ambition and my ambition is to win every game.

When you talk about ambition, do you mean ambition for themselves? A.