Sentence examples for ambitious reputation from inspiring English sources

While you should cultivate an ambitious reputation at your job and in your relationships, don't be afraid to turn down requests that don't line up with your goals for yourself.

("I am more ambitious for a reputation for personal courage," he wrote his mother in 1897, "than of anything else in the world").

Like Watkins, Burtynsky has built a reputation on ambitious projects that double as tests of stamina.

This seems ambitious, but with the reputation of it's new financial backers, things may gain momentum.

Ambitious and violent, his reputation as a militant leader and tactician is as much a reflection of the disarray of other rebel groups in Syria and the poor showing of the Iraqi army this week.

The third of the eight children born to Berry "Pops" Gordy II and his wife Bertha, Anna was not a year old when the family moved from Oconee, Georgia, her birthplace, to Detroit, a city on whose worldwide reputation the ambitious and entrepreneurial family would have much influence.

It should consolidate her reputation as an ambitious and original talent.

Mr. Gamal began buying buildings in 2007 after earning a reputation as an ambitious broker.

General McCaffrey has long had a reputation as an ambitious com mander.

Until recently, BP had been known for meeting and even exceeding the ambitious targets it set, a reputation that makes the production cutbacks more alarming, analysts said.

He was unpopular even among his own people, many thousands of whom, faced with sustained attacks from Uzbeks, defected from him to an ambitious princeling with a decent reputation and a lineage that gave him a claim to Kabul.