Sentence examples similar to fiery ambition from inspiring English sources

Although Macbeth is the title of both Shakespeare's play and Verdi's opera, it is Lady Macbeth who is the driving force in each, and Netrebko conveys all of her fiery, vaulting ambition as she cajoles and goads her indecisive husband into regicide.

Opponents say they are uncomfortable with her ambition and fiery oratory.

But old English nations such as Wessex or Mercia have no real ambition for assemblies and no fiery sense of grievance to stir up territorial patriotism to compete with nationalists in Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Israelis hear fiery demands for refugees' "right of return" as evidence of Palestinians' ambitions to reacquire lands they held before Israel's 1948 war of independence -- that is, to control Israel proper, not just the West Bank and Gaza.

Shortly after becoming manager, Slaven Bilić and his rock band released a single, "Vatreno Ludilo" (Fiery Madness), which recalled the team's progress during the 1998 World Cup and praised their present ambitions.

Fiery larb?

A less fiery dragon?

Her speeches were fiery.

And both have fiery tempers.

Fiery letters swarmed.

A fiery argument ensues.