Sentence examples for deep ambition from inspiring English sources

The governor still has deep ambition, but it's no longer cold and destructive.

Like all people of deep ambition, you set high standards for yourself.

His deep ambition was to find the right lyricist partner and become America's Gilbert and Sullivan.

Sterne became a celebrity, and made a fortune, fulfilling a deep ambition.

Next in line may be "More Than You Want to Know About 'All About Eve.' " In the movie, Margo finds her life invaded by Eve Harrington (Anne Baxter), a worshipful fan whose ingenuousness barely conceals her own deep ambition.

Not since the days when Stephen Daldry was in charge has the Gate laid such a huge, hopeful spread before an audience, and with such a deep ambition, too.

The Bedlam variations on "Twelfth Night" are of subtler and deeper ambition.

The incoming mother ship, this time, is round and flat and three thousand miles in diameter, as if the aliens' deepest ambition were not to exterminate us but to make paella for everyone on the planet.

All these corporations, Foer believes, have as their deepest ambition "to mold humanity into their desired image of it". Their business depends on controlling or co-opting the premise of choice, not so much that it disappears completely, but enough so that the tech oligopoly becomes the mediator of all that we do.

But in terms of Murray's deepest ambition, which is not to be filthy rich but to win majors and earn a place in tennis history, the leathery snowbirds hanging from the fences at the Orange Bowl could still turn out to be right.

For the 'fraudulent' Indian, uniquely sensitive to his place in the world, the jux-taposition of a full-blown imperial English culture with the 'formless, unmade society' of a small Caribbean island was only a source of panic and uncertainty, especially if it was your deepest ambition to use this language to write about, and make sense of, the world in which you were growing up.