Sentence examples similar to righteous ambitions from inspiring English sources
The president seemed to be driven by a righteous ambition to enter the history of Russia with a capital letter, as a ruler who revived the country and who left at the height of his success, covered in glory.
Essentially the story is a self-righteous warning against ambition, and it is enlivened only by the brief descriptions of the erotic thrill Mr Chops enjoys while sitting on a barrel organ.
Rather than "getting even" with destructive energy, a righteous indignation can power noble ambition and generous dreams.
If it has little else on its side, "People I Know," which opens today in New York, has ambition to spare along with righteous, high-minded disgust.
How long could we really expect them to stand up to the righteous indignation of the masses as well as the political ambitions of no less than 17 state attorneys general.
Enter stage right, far right, Sajid Javid, a home secretary with prime ministerial ambitions who knows how to exploit a wave of press-fuelled righteous indignation when he sees one.
And you've got this person, and he's got all kinds of problems, his own interests and ambitions, he's living a profane life and he attaches himself to these righteous people.
Oscar Isaac, 35, ("Inside Llewyn Davis) portrays the righteous Morales, who faces the dark side of the American dream as his moral compass is set against his own ambition.
Or bold, righteous revolutionaries?
