Sentence examples for and ambitions in a from inspiring English sources

He is the author of "Beyond War: Reimagining America's Role and Ambitions in a New Middle East".

As deputy editor, John dealt with conflicting interests and ambitions in a way that was respected and accepted.

It's a sign of youth and ambition in a playwright, not knowing when enough is enough.

Here are songs that capture urban vitality, dissonance and ambition in a way that "Sweet Smell of Success," the newly opened Broadway musical, longs to do but never manages.

"This is also a society of conformism," she said, citing the "Janteloven," or Jante law, based on small-town Scandinavian norms that govern group behavior, promoting collectivism and discouraging individual initiative and ambition in a world where no one is anonymous.

The lesson is that study sections should acclaim boldness and ambition in tackling a problem in a useful new way, whether it comes from a long-time player in a field or a just-arrived newcomer.

Whatever Page and Pichai were too busy doing to answer awkward questions about its business activity and ambitions in China the move looks like a major open goal for Alphabet as it was open season for senators to slam it.

Peter in Prison" was just included in "Rembrandt Creates Rembrandt: Art and Ambition in Leiden, 1629-1631," an exhibition that closed on Sunday at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.

Irish started the season playing with width and ambition in the manner of a Super Rugby side but their first four fixtures were against top-five finishers the previous season.

Sheikh Ahmad's forced television appearance was intended to humiliate him and thwart his ambitions in a country in which status and face are important.

Mr. Badillo described his vision of city government and his mayoral ambitions in a 90-minute interview with reporters and editors of The New York Times.