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I recently spoke with Sollmann about redefining ambition and creating the flexible work that works.

Bonnie Marcus: Have you found any resistance from women about redefining ambition?

How have goals and ambitions been redefined?

I was soon to be ordained to the priesthood, and all at once my ambition was redefined once again.

That is how the world champions' ambitions had been redefined in just a few short months.

This week marks, inconceivably, the 25th anniversary of Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit, a film which still feels so fresh it may as well have been made yesterday – a work of art whose ambition and execution redefined what sequels could do.

An increased share of relative power tends to fuel confidence and ambition, redefining new interests and goals [25].

In fact, The Solti Ring, as it became known, redefined what was possible in scale, ambition and sheer magnificence when it came to recorded classical music – and was so popular that Decca re-issued it in 2012 to mark the centenary of Solti's birth.

Yes, it must redefine its role and ambitions in a globalised, interconnected and more complex world.

I think Syria has lots of ambitions to redefine its geopolitical position".

In 1858 and 1915, Darwin and Einstein, driven in part by the somewhat ignoble or worldly ambition to be first, redirected not only the course of science, but redefined our sense of ourselves.