Sentence examples for dominating ambition from inspiring English sources

"I believe that there really is a 'new Nixon,' a maturer and mellower man who is no longer clawing his way to the top, and it is, I think, fair to hope that his dominating ambition will be to become a two-term President," he wrote.

All this is a result of the decades of war in southern Sudan, a political class dominated by ambition, and an ethnically divided and militarised society.

George W Bush is suddenly in the house and has something to say about his administration: "We have no desire to dominate, no ambitions of empire.

L. G. Thomas concludes that he was a weak leader, unable to dominate the ambitions of his lieutenants and with very little skill at debate.

They added, "It's when she began manipulating her image and her audience with a real sense of clarity and purpose and made sure she had quality songs to back up her calculation and world-dominating ambition".

The core idea here is that GrabPay could become the preferred payment method for OYO in Southeast Asia, thereby boosting Grab's ambition of dominating the region's mobile payment space.

Ambition dominates Doha, whose frenzied skyline suggests medieval Baghdad crossed with "Blade Runner".

As it turns out, strained sincerity and negligible ambition dominate the show.

There is a certain tragedy about a life obsessively dominated by the ambition to get a job which your friends correctly predict that you will be very bad at doing.

Most of all, I'll never forgot feeling for the very first time that Manhattan was more than just an unforgiving microcosm of the world dominated by rapacious ambition.

This holds that it wants a bomb not out of fear but because of ambition: an ambition to dominate its region and enact a revolutionary ideology, of which eliminating Israel is an inseparable and even sacred part.