In our ambitious, success-driven culture, many of us do consider the person we are to be practically one and the same with the work we do -- and could use a reminder that, simply, we are not our jobs.
Their preparations and thinking are already well advanced and they are ambitious for success.
Griffiths admits he is returning to a Port Talbot side which is unrecognisable from the one he left and is ambitious for success.
The game plan is coherent and ambitious, but its success is not assured.
He's proud of his success, ambitious about his music, thoroughly messed up about women and suspicious of all his newfound prerogatives.
The plans announced earlier this year are ambitious and their success will depend primarily on an inordinate amount of unity being displayed by the 12 meetings concerned.
Matteson, the author of "Eden's Outcasts: The Story of Louisa May Alcott and Her Father," explains that intensive home schooling by her lawyer (and later congressman) father, ambitious for the success of his eldest child, meant that she had scant interactions with those of her own age until she was in her teens and had advanced far beyond them in learning.
The two recounted that for the majority of their marriage Smith was obsessively bending the family toward his ambitious vision of success, often ignoring Jada's interest in a less glitzy, calmer lifestyle.
This was a very ambitious test, as success would require a particularly high level of flexible abstraction of "same feature", going beyond the previous test stimuli.
However, institutional investors consider the price range ambitious: the issue's success now depends on retail buyers.
Central to their success are ambitious, well-educated and innovative young minds thinking about how to use, adapt and innovate modern technologies to improve their societies.
