Sentence examples for supposed ambition from inspiring English sources

Yet it is as close as it gets to its supposed ambition.

The complex and perplexing devotion of his wife is reduced to her supposed ambition and power-seeking.

Like most disaster films, this one is ultimately more soothing than alarming, which may undermine its supposed ambition to raise awareness about the perils of climate change (Scott).

Like most disaster films, this one is ultimately more soothing than alarming, which may undermine its supposed ambition to raise awareness about the perils of climate change (A. O. Scott).

In fact, those publishers obtusely see the initiative as way for the BBC to further its own supposed ambitions to become the sole purveyor of local news across Britain.

Neither the pitch of Mrs. Clinton's voice nor her supposed lifelong ambition to be president would be issues if she were a man.

The supposed presidential ambitions of his son, Gamal, must now be considered defunct.

The low profile reflected a sensitivity among the mayor and the organizers about suggestions that No Labels might yet become a vehicle for Mr. Bloomberg's supposed presidential ambitions.

Mr. Powell did himself and his reputation harm by presenting fictional tales about weapons of mass destruction and Saddam Hussein's supposed nuclear ambitions to the United Nations, as part of the campaign to mislead America and its allies into war with Iraq.

That doesn't bode well for his supposed political ambitions.

Iranians may be preoccupied with sharply rising prices and jobs, but it is Iran's supposed nuclear ambitions that worry the outside world.