The phrase "ambitious thoughts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe ideas or plans that are bold, aspirational, or aimed at achieving significant goals.
Example: "Her ambitious thoughts about starting a non-profit organization inspired everyone in the meeting."
Alternatives: "aspirational ideas" or "bold concepts".
And this is exactly the right time to think ambitious thoughts about our city's transit.
The structure of the County Championship should promote ambitious thoughts across the 18 squads, too.
Before I got to the check-out, my head filled with ambitious thoughts about small-scale seed starting and other endeavors that might involve my new greenhouse.
He wants Democrats to think big ambitious thoughts, but his health care program is not the sort of radical approach that many liberals were advocating when Mr. Clinton was mulling the issue in 1993.
We have been here so many times, peering into the clever, conflicted, ambitious thoughts of a young Jewish writer, obsessed with sex and books, approaching adulthood in a north American suburb.
From the heat and exhilaration of yesterday, when Tamim's brilliant century had helped take them to 153 for one and promoted ambitious thoughts, they managed to lose 19 wickets for 186 in a little more than 57 overs, to spin and seam alike.
"DR has an amazing track record in high quality, intelligent, ambitious, thought-provoking drama," says Sue Deeks, head of programme acquisition at the BBC.
But it means a lot to the people here, and they care, and it shows that they follow their team and follow it with pride and they want the United States to one day be part of the top 10 in the world, which is a very ambitious thought – but in the long run it's do-able.
An ambitious, thought-infested novel placed at the turn of the last century, in which a boxer who is also a confidence man helps America round the corner to a new world of mass communications, celebrity, product endorsement and the makeover.
"Well that's an ambitious thought," she quipped.
SoundCloud CEO Alex Ljung, Zappos guru Tony Hsieh and other technorati-hippie luminaries populated the lineup with equally ambitious thought sermons.
