Sentence examples for propel ambition from inspiring English sources
"My mother knew instinctively that dreams propel ambition," she said.
"Dreams Propel Ambitions" -- Charlayne Hunter-Gault.
Kandinsky was alternately propelled by ambition and history itself.
If anything, their hope seems to be that the swell of passions he has brought together will not dissipate but propel their own ambitions.
Trump helped fan the flames of birtherism, a conspiracy theory that claims President Obama was born in Kenya and is thus not qualified to be president, using the issue to help propel his political ambitions.
Mr. Messier has ambitions to propel Vivendi Universal past AOL Time Warner as the world's biggest media company.
"We don't appreciate [anyone] utilizing campaign tactics of demagoguery, and pitting members of our community against one another to propel their own political ambitions," he told the Guardian.
VLADIVOSTOK, Russia — Gazprom, Russia's state-controlled gas monopoly, signed an accord on Saturday with the government of Japan to move forward with plans for the construction of a $13 billion natural gas terminal here that would propel the Kremlin's ambitions to multiply its business and trade ties in the Far East.
Shackleton was a restless man propelled by inexhaustible ambition and seductive charisma.
"Richard's ambition propelled the girls into a celebrity lifestyle," says the narrator of the 2002 DVD "Raising Tennis Aces: The Williams Story," a film that was authorized by Richard Williams and that glorifies him as father, coach and inspiration even as it reveals his tight control over his young daughters.
Yet the Rolling Stones were jokers not afraid to take themselves seriously, and that unself-conscious ambition propelled them above the awkwardness of their appropriations, freed them to speak unironically and to claim an exalted place in the tradition they first entered as interlopers.
