Sentence examples for ambition was rather from inspiring English sources

The ambition was rather to let the respondents speak freely on matters relevant for the objective of this study and for the interviewer to probe on these aspects of the policy process.

The site's ambition is rather postmodern: to create a new text out of the "found object" of Shakespeare's oeuvre.

Consistent with our previous study, this finding indicates that a shared ambition is rather a precondition then a crucial process condition of an effective integration strategy, since integrated care initiatives all begin as a shared vision by all the stakeholders [ 10].

Yet, I never got the impression that his hard work was motivated by personal ambition, but was rather motivated by a sense of responsibility to his company, his employees and his colleagues that drove him to put in those long hours.

To accuse Bradford of lacking in ambition is to rather miss the point.

As far as the club's ambitions go, Yuri is rather modest: first of all, this is a hobby club, a hook-up service, and a support group.

As far as the club's ambitions go, Yuri is rather modest: first of all, this is a hobby club, a hook-up service and a support group.

But Pitt, whose ambition was for fame and recognition rather than money, remained unsatisfied.

Rather, his ambition was to become Speaker of the House.

The king's ambition was satisfied by size and quantity rather than artistic quality.

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