Sentence examples for every ambition from inspiring English sources

He wanted everything to go right for me, for my every ambition to be fulfilled.

He meant "the traditional-family-centered approach," which requires women to forsake every ambition apart from motherhood.

"There's ego involved in every ambition, but in the greatest sense, I don't want you to think there's a choreographer," Mr. Ezralow said.

But it could never have been enough: every ambition that Gray had for his long-gestating book obliged him to create something larger, more complex, more difficult, more alienating.

For many readers she will always be, as Frances Wilson writes in her elegant new book, "one of the casualties of 19th-century femininity": the spinster's spinster, a "quintessential Victorian virgin" who sacrificed every ambition, including marriage, to be her brother William Wordsworth's muse, caretaker, walking companion, secretary and most trusted reader.

He is supportive of my every ambition.

Every personal ambition or shot at glory pales into insignificance and is given up to putting blue on the board.

The film is at its strongest and most complex when humanitarian and competitive goals collide, and the raw beauty of the surroundings dwarfs every human ambition.

At moments like this, the film is at its strongest and most complex, as humanitarian and competitive goals collide, and the raw beauty of the surroundings dwarfs every human ambition.

It's finance and New York that is an aberration here, where the pursuit of cash and compensation outranks nearly every other ambition.

When reading the early romantic philosophy of Novalis, one should keep in mind the warning of his friend Friedrich Schlegel: Just as a fully systematic philosophy might be an illusion, a completely unsystematic philosophy would instantly kill off every intellectual ambition.