Sentence examples for ambitious ideals from inspiring English sources

Kennedy never abandoned his ambitious ideals, but his ability to forge compromises and champion gradual, incremental change created the legacy everybody is celebrating today: community health centers, the National Cancer Institute, the Americans With Disabilities Act, the Meals on Wheels program, the renewal of the Voting Rights Act and the No Child Left Behind Act.

Whatever the goals of the conference, the reality didn't match up with the ambitious ideals of the MRM's countless vlogs and articles.

According to Briggs, despite numerous pleas for and ambitious ideals with respect to environment and health, the application of integrated approaches in research practice is still in its infancy.

You may have ambitious ideals that most people wouldn't be able to fulfill, so be realistic, and start off small.

Which are likely to be considered by citizens and politicians, and which are too ambitious or ideal?

She describes Jackie as "a very strong, smart woman who is ambitious," an ideal character for Parker, who has made a career of portraying complex female characters, beginning with her breakout role as a necrophiliac in the 1996 Canadian film Kissed.

In a more ambitious fashion, an ideal news machine should run analytics aimed at anticipating/predicting spasms in the news cycle.

Leibniz's vision may have been absurdly ambitious, but the ideal was to influence many subsequent philosophers, most notably, Frege and Russell.

Ideal for ambitious Little League coaches and Sundance applicants.

Since it is merely misplaced maternal guilt guiding my choice instead of thoughtful deliberation I am happy to lay down my shackles and rush off to a utopian ideal of ambitious bliss.Perhaps, though, it would be wise to consider that a sizeable segment of the population would not respond as directed to financial incentives and institutionalised government child care.

True to her Peronist ideals, it is an ambitious nation-building, job-creating edifice.