Sentence examples similar to nurtured ambition from inspiring English sources
Facebook has long nurtured ambitions in this area, and CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg is fond of describing his vision for the site as "the best personalized newspaper in the world".
And just this week I fulfilled a long-nurtured ambition: I am T.A.'s Commuter of the Month!
His mother, a Roman Catholic, had him educated at a nearby Catholic mission and seminary and nurtured Mr. Senghor's first ambition -- to become, as he recalled many years later, "a teaching priest to work toward the intellectual emancipation of my race".
Its fundamental tenet is that power should be devolved from politicians to people, from the central to the local; a belief that personal ambition shouldn't be limited by the intervention of a bureaucratic government but nurtured and valued.
Nurtured by these efforts, they resisted the imposition of ontological death and nurtured others in resisting.
These are ambitions that in some ways hark back hundreds of years to a time before the rise of local government when Europe's squares, piazzas and market places fostered community and nurtured civic debate.
Talent must be nurtured - not knackered.
Its carefully nurtured brand faces several challenges.
Kurimanzutto Has nurtured stars like Gabriel Orozco.
Where Oscar Robertson was nurtured, and Pepe Sanchez prevailed.
