Sentence examples for ambition task from inspiring English sources

Give the hero an ambition, task, or goal.

Although he does not say so explicitly, de Maizière suggests Germany needs Britain to thwart French ambitions – a task that would be more difficult if the UK withdraws from EU, or sulks on the sidelines.

Calling for tools befitting the ambition of his task — "Give me a condor's quill!

Given the ambition of the task, this reading is surprisingly effective, and surprisingly convincing.

But if they act in ways that are seen as more "male" — like "act assertively, focus on work task, display ambition" — they are seen as "too tough" and "unfeminine".

He goes on to say that the Labour government of '45 "chose not to realise that ambition" and that the task today "is to turn the words of the manifesto into reality".

Israel's position is that, because of the existential threat posed by a nuclear Iran, it cannot risk allowing such a "breakout" capability.Mr Netanyahu sees thwarting Iran's nuclear ambitions as the overriding task of his government.

A holiday "by the seaside" is McKeever's rather quaint immediate ambition, after completing several tasks he signed up to in readiness for his own wedding in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, next month.

The director Brett Ratner is saddled with an unenviable task, and his ambition is almost inspiring.

"This was always going to be the hardest task, now the ambition is to build on that.

It was always going to take a brave man, perhaps even a man with a large enough ego and definitely huge ambition, to take on the task.