Sentence examples for feverish ambition from inspiring English sources
Between those strikes, when Uruguay attacked with a feverish ambition, Brazil's goalkeeper, Júlio César, was unbeatable.
Graham decided that his feverish ambition might be just what the hidebound Post needed.
The video is like a feverish dream of Los Angeles.
Yvo de Boer's prescription sounds rather a modest goal to me, but is perhaps a sign of how far ambition has fallen since the feverish days ahead of the Copenhagen climate change summit in December 2009.
Originally seen at the National Theater of Scotland, this stripped-down version of the play is set in a mental hospital, a drama of ambition and retribution becoming a feverish nightmare replayed, presumably forever, by a madman lost in a maze of language.
The shared ambition to create 'smarter universities' is becoming the subject of feverish excitement—'institutions that can use the huge amounts of data they generate to improve the student learning experience, enhance the research enterprise, support effective community outreach, and advance the campus's infrastructure' (Lane & Finsel, 2014: 4).
So its worth recalling that - helped by the ambitions of the musicians and actors she's covered with feverish intensity - Leibovitz helped change our view of the importance of human endeavour.
Nick Clegg has said Boris Johnson will have to "come clean" about his steely political ambitions underneath his bumbling persona during what is likely to be a year of feverish speculation about his designs on the Conservative leadership.
Construction work is feverish.
It was denser, feverish, otherworldly.
