Sentence examples for ambition expressed from inspiring English sources

Traveling in wine country, one often hears that ambition expressed.

Emmanuel Macron's ambition, expressed last month, for French to become the global lingua franca shows how hard it is to let linguistic pride go.

About Lennon's dissatisfaction with even the most brilliant of his tracks and his ambition – expressed just before his death – to get back with his old producer and do the whole lot again.

So the ambition expressed by pretty much all governments everywhere to widen access to good-quality higher education conflicts with another global force: competition to create the best universities.

The Lean In report suggests that the strong ambition expressed by black women in the workplace wasn't being adequately cultivated by people further up in the corporate chain.

The United States, which suspects the country of nuclear-weapons ambitions, expressed "grave concerns".

He was obsessed with 'Finnegans Wake.' " Goodman recounted a scene in which a major Chicago collector, whose wife had musical ambitions, expressed outrage at a show in Egan's gallery of monochrome paintings by Robert Rauschenberg.

For all the ambitions expressed by the White House for this convention, Democrats and even some Republicans expressed skepticism that Mr. Bush would in fact be able to lay out the kind of dramatic or ground-breaking second-term agenda that his aides are promising.

Even the novel's most unseemly Afghan character, Commander Sabir, a profiteer willing to allow both his own men and innocent civilians to die for his financial ambitions, expresses himself in a seasoned brevity full of insight.

It didn't help that Scheer and Picker gave him a weak aria in which toxic ambition was expressed as a love of motorcars.

The team's ambition was expressed, above all, as a rather stern negative: the Dodo Expedition was not prospecting for dodos.