Sentence examples similar to esteemed ambition from inspiring English sources
Money and its generation became the mark of his self-esteem and ambition.
Others saw a lack of self-esteem or ambition in their young people, for which they believed older sections of the community must take some responsibility.
Reese pointed to the research of Stephanie Fryberg, which suggests that pervasive Native stereotypes in fiction and cultural representation can harm Native youths' self-esteem and ambition.
Perhaps that explains why I recently moved to Washington, D.C., America's most populous closet, where esteemed work abounds, promotions are frequent and ambition is in the water supply.
This weekend you can witness Jim Carrey, esteemed star of The Truman Show and Dumb & Dumber, and six CGI penguins breakdancing all over the grave of his serious acting ambitions in Mr Popper's Penguins.
I pity our esteemed minister.
Esteemed by various philanthropies.
(Sorry, esteemed President Petrov).
I esteemed the Abdication.
Martina Milburn, chief executive of the trust, said: "We know that long-term unemployment can be demoralizing — crushing self-esteem and derailing ambition".
