Sentence examples for ambitious though from inspiring English sources

"Worms" is warmer and more ambitious, though, again, the characters feel slightly phony.

For anyone who is ambitious, though, not having one has become a handicap that needs to be explained away.

Carolinians were building a railroad that was as ambitious (though not as successful) as New York's Erie Canal.

Twitch is ambitious, though: "Like videogames, poker is a game and we've grown that into a huge business," said Scott Ball, who is heading up Twitch's expansion in this area.

The narrowest view of a new trade round, as favoured at first by the Americans, would include these two, plus some commitments to cut remaining tariffs on industrial goods and a few relatively easy things, such as streamlining customs procedures.Such a "narrow" agenda (ambitious, though, by the standards of a decade ago) would still bring huge economic benefits.

This may be a bit ambitious, though, even for Wetherell.

Like most ambitious cooks, though, he got over it.

For many of the men working on these ambitious undertakings, though, debt looms large.

The US and Turkey appear to have now settled for a less ambitious operation, though still one likely to produce friction between all parties involved in the war.

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.

And the party's 1983 manifesto was certainly incoherent and over-ambitious, though its central programme of public investment, energy conservation, the nationalisation of irresponsible banks, tighter lending controls, corporate regulation, job creation and training and the cancellation of the Trident programme sounds hard to fault in the context of 2010.