Sentence examples for needs ambitions from inspiring English sources

The old photos held down with little corner triangles in the worn out album with the black blotter pages take on a life of their own - we begin to recognize that these people - long dead - had lives of their own - needs, ambitions, hopes, fears - that they are a part of us.

"If you want to tackle climate change you need ambition and political will," Izabella Teixeira, Brazil's environment minister, said in a statement read out at a press conference.

In New York's culinary world, with its unending appetite and closet-size kitchens, it is an unimpressive building housing a seven-day-a-week, 24-hour revolving-door operation built on need, ambition and nostalgia.

The two men who founded the seminal proto-punk band Television in 1973 had almost everything young rockers need: ambition, attitude, brooding good looks and a modicum of talent.

"We need ambition to succeed and we will succeed better with the European Union rather than turning our back on the EU over science, because if we do, they will turn their backs on us".

"Now we need ambition that avoids or jumps the hurdles, innovation that doesn't expect government to provide, or you or me to solve problems.

He knew that his school responded to needs and ambitions that could not at that time be satisfied anywhere else.

Bigness can suit the needs and ambitions of a rock band, but it can also make self-absorption seem all the more repellent.

The pre-Romanesque types of building in the peninsula were insufficient to satisfy the needs and ambitions of the Spaniards as the Christian states increased in population by immigration and expanded southward by the reconquest in Romanesque times.

A deal that offers Iran a nuclear power industry not exceeding its needs and ambitions, and the rest of the world reassurance through intrusive inspections, would do more than bring Iran in from the cold.

What interests him is how the concept of "folk" was adjusted according to the tastes, needs and ambitions of those who dedicated their lives to it, and the varieties of music such reconceptualizations brought to the surface.