Sentence examples for make ambition from inspiring English sources

Make ambition a female trait.

Asked why there had never been a female president of the US, she said: "Until we make ambition something we admire in females, we will not have a female president, or we will have one and then not another one for the next three decades".

When she joined me on Mondays With Marlo, Sheryl spoke about why it's so important to make "ambition" a positive word for girls.

But "Cloud Atlas" is the sort of book that makes ambition seem slightly suspect.

He calls Wilson a "knobhead", analysing how Wilson made ambition (and even pretension) permissible in Manchester in the 70s.

Locking them away for only the most expensive new characters will frustrate some players, and confirm parents' suspicions of the money making ambitions of the series.

Jolla has shed its own hardware making ambitions, tightening focus on its core software asset.

At 25 years old, he is starting to wonder if changes need to be made, ambitions focused.

You may be about to feel more pain at the pump courtesy of the atomic ayatollahs' latest gunboat diplomacy to counter the impact of the November 8 IAEA report revealing the extent of Iran's nuclear bomb making ambitions.

He certainly has the ambition, but he will need to acquire the political means if he is to make this ambition a reality.

Somehow, he manages to make that ambition seem poignant, not pointless.