Sentence examples for ambitious mistrust from inspiring English sources
While the project plans are ambitious, mistrust of official intervention still lingers on the island.
Shorten has ridden a rollercoaster in his public life – first over egged as a wunderkind, then mistrusted as an overly ambitious factional powerbroker, then fatally underestimated as opposition leader by a prime minister who barely seemed to see him coming.
Consumer mistrust has forced Microsoft to drop ambitious plans to set up a central repository of Internet users' personal information.
Rosemary Harris stars in the 1984 drama as Miss Helen, an Afrikaner widow who earns the mistrust of her village when she begins filling her yard with ambitious, whimsical sculptures after the death of her husband.
His first monograph, Bellum Catilinae (43 42 bc; Catiline's War), deals with corruption in Roman politics by tracing the conspiracy of Catiline, a ruthlessly ambitious patrician who had attempted to seize power in 63 bc after the suspicions of his fellow nobles and the growing mistrust of the people prevented him from attaining it legally.
