Sentence examples for malicious ambition from inspiring English sources

The malicious ambition of the plan that Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke released last week proved that the shamelessness of these people can still shock us.

The duel of purposeful young ambition and and malicious aged recalcitrance cedes to a blindingly simple desire.

The character is a schemer and cheater who, though sentimentalized a bit by Mr. Wallach's portrayal, is still a malicious warthog of a survivor whose ambition is to steal and then brag about it.

From the start, he inherently understood that video games were meant to be malicious, and that they should have ambitions, above all else, to inflict pain on those that played them.

But Mr Cheney has no ambition to become president.There is also a more malicious explanation for Mr Cheney's diminishing profile.

However petty and malicious the man could be, his artistic achievement was huge, not only in sheer physical bulk but also in ambition, imagination and invention.

His reputation in literary circles took a blow from a malicious caricature in Somerset Maugham's 1930 novel Cakes and Ale: the character Alroy Kear, a superficial novelist of more pushy ambition than literary talent, was widely taken to be based on Walpole.

Malicious distribution.