Sentence examples for ambition in which from inspiring English sources

Our jury commended its consummate use of metaphor to evoke a "world of precarious flight and desperate, last-ditch ambition, in which everything is falling; nothing is secure.

It is a well-mannered film about artistic ambition in which he still manages to look menacing even while playing the quiet bits in a Beethoven sonata.

One day before, The New York Times published a story entitled, "Tennis's Top Women Balance Body Image With Ambition," in which the coach of fellow tennis pro Agnieszka Radwanska said they have decided to keep Agnieszka's weight down in part because "first of all she's a woman, and she wants to be a woman".

Growing up, I was the biggest ever Madonna fan, so it was brilliant to see all the old Madonna costumes [such as] the corsets for her Blonde Ambition tour, in which I saw Madonna dancing in on stage in 1990 when I was a young teenager.

As a kid, in the sixties, I was awed, amazed, inspired by the seeming gracefulness of the colossal blastoffs from Cape Kennedy, but also understood it as a marvel of science, a realm that aroused my dreams and ambitions and in which I planned to make my career.

The EU was a core member of the "coalition for high ambition" in Paris which pushed a deal through.

The only darkness within that whole phenomenon is the sheer ambition in it, which has a cruel quality about it.

What better show to test ambition's mettle than one in which ambition is its core accelerant?

She was using "The Touchstone" to help locate and define a style of femininity compatible with childlessness and a professional ambition, a style in which herself could be successful.

Not only are the terms Anderson employs systematically misleading to contemporary readers; his work belongs to a world of higher philosophical ambition, a world in which philosophy could aspire to a central role in cultural affairs, unlike the "rickety philosophical apparatus" and the whole "intellectual mess" that he saw in mid-century philosophy (SEP, 187 88).

The goal of 2035 represents a giant step towards what must be our ultimate ambition – a world in which no child dies of preventable causes, of treatable disease.