Sentence examples for furious ambition from inspiring English sources

Consciousness of Serra's furious ambition — an arbitrary force, like weather — addles both analysis and aesthetic response.

Arcade Fire wouldn't be the first band to feel the push-pull of art and entertainment, but it's a tension the Montreal giants tackle with furious ambition on their double, fourth album.

She is a ball of furious ambition and, needless to say, frustrated maternal instincts, speeding through the city in her Porsche and barking into her cellphone while her marriage founders and her child's resentment grows.

Chris may be lost, or confused he'd rather imitate Bobby Beers than work on his own material but he's dead serious about what he does, he's got some talent, and he's part of a pop subworld that, fuelled by rivalries and furious ambition, has its own mad logic.

"I was definitely inspired by what Sir John Gielgud called his 'furious ambition,' though I like to think my ambition isn't as furious as Gielgud implied in saying that," he said.

Though "The Tesseract" and to a lesser degree "The Beach" were also concerned with large, philosophical themes and narrative innovations, their fast and furious plots gave those ambitions much needed ballast.

The pace at which Marling's songwriting has matured over three years and three albums is testament to both a furious talent and an untempered ambition as a musician.

Thomsen also relies on Fassbinder's remarks as well as his own observations to consider the ambitions and mysteries of Fassbinder's furious creative drive.

But almost none of that furious debate ever centers on little Farmer Mac, whose ambitions are just as big and business practices even more troubling.

"My great ambition is to be in a 'Fast and Furious' movie.

Yet he left the job after a furious falling-out over the ways and means of defending that title: an ambition he considered achievable only if he was given increased powers over the management of the elite players.