Sentence examples for ambition which is from inspiring English sources

Mr. Glover's biggest problem here is his ambition, which is enormous and unembraceable.

They have their own ambition, which is getting into the Champions League again.

Theory suggests that ambition, which is heightened in bipolar disorder (BD) and associated with creativity in the general population, might be an important variable.

It's the kind of rampant hubristic ambition which is all very well in the Golden State, but this is Britain.

It was an extraordinarily bold claim, but one that captured the sense of hope, imagination and limitless ambition which is the hallmark of the great American dream.

Ten spoke at length about how greed at the top inspires greed (sometimes disguised as ambition, which is more socially acceptable) among lower-ranking executives.

He arrived with one overriding ambition, which was to knock Liverpool off its pedestal.

"He had one ambition, which was to be a distinguished physician".

He describes Severus as a native of Africa who "concealed his daring ambition, which was never diverted".

Kaltenborn said the cutting-edge, high-tech world of Formula One is not unlike that of her youthful ambition, which was to be an astronaut.

Everything else became peripheral to that ambition, which was crucial to attracting such a lavish multinational sponsor.