Sentence examples for ambition arises from inspiring English sources

People speculate, as they will, that Zwirner's ambition arises out of a compulsion to surpass his father.

It came down as part of the property boom that happened in Calcutta in the 1990s, in anticipation of the Left Front government's resolve to bring industry to Bengal – a belated stirring of ambition arising from a desire not to miss out on the apparent benefits of economic deregulation that were transforming cities like Bombay, Delhi, Chennai and Bangalore.

An opportunity to further this ambition arose in November 1893, when the prominent biologist Sir John Murray, who had visited Antarctic waters as a biologist with the Challenger Expedition in the 1870s, addressed the RGS.

As Angelou's friend, scholar Dolly McPherson states, "The saddest part of Singin' and Swingin'  is the young Guy, who, though deeply loved by Angelou, seems to be shoved into the background whenever a need to satisfy her monetary requirements or theatrical ambitions arises".

In conversation he was expansive, but when the topic of his actorly ambitions arose, Mr. Timberlake began a game of cat and mouse.

But, as he frequently has when rumors of his political ambitions have arisen over the past two years, he kept his answers conspicuously in the present tense.

Not all my doubts about "Smash's" chances stem from the show's ambitions; some arise from the show-within-a-show.

Up front Swansea had willing runners in the shape of Fabio Borini, Scott Sinclair and the excellent Nathan Dyer, who all broke with pace and ambition when opportunities arose.

If that's truly the limit of Cameron's ambition, the only question that arises is: why bother?

To Albert, ambition is a quality that arises organically from both vanity and a genuine wish to do good work; it's also something she regards as alien and horrific.

Pointing out the Secretary of State would not be Secretary of State forever, the question arises what her next great ambition might be.