Sentence examples for nurturing ambitions from inspiring English sources

As Shia clerics created a theocracy in ancient Persia, Sunni clerics started nurturing ambitions of similar authority and power in other countries.

Nurturing ambition is a big part of what goes on.

The architects of the European Union may nurture ambitions to build the world's largest economic block.

Start in the main square (2) at the horseback statue of national hero Josip Jelacic, an aristocrat who nurtured ambitions of an independent Croatia in the 1840s.

But she nurtured ambitions of becoming a writer, showing Mr. Kaufman manuscripts for a children's book and a satirical novel.

It soon nurtured ambitions to join forces with al-Qaida, but was reportedly rebuffed by Osama bin Laden, who warned in a letter that it was causing too many civilian casualties in Mogadishu.

As a boy, he had loved the sport and had nurtured ambitions to be a professional athlete but his mother had forbidden him from wrestling at high school and he was never cut out to be a world-class competitor.

Take these freedoms away and they will quickly abandon ship.Learning to love GeorgeThe paradox in all this is that for years Malaysia, which boasts South-East Asia's largest stockmarket, has nurtured ambitions of creating a regional financial centre to rival Singapore, or even Hong Kong.

As a step toward the advancement of equal rights, the publication of an information pack for the parents of girls on how to nurture ambition seems rather small in scale and lacks the potency of the suffragette struggle.

As much as there is to admire in a campaign to nurture ambition in young girls, the choice of figureheads made this not unlike getting a careers talk from Kate and Pippa Middleton, twin graduates in Cinderella studies from the Jane Austen school of business.

Ben Ahmed had been nurturing political ambitions, and the incident made him a neighborhood hero.