Her tireless ambition to rise above her own limitations — in art, in God, in escape from her home — has always been best served through a voice that is highly suspicious of glorifying the self.
Mintz has gotten a rare glimpse at the underbelly of tireless ambition.
"[That behavior] is rampant," says psychologist Robert Mintz, founder of New Executive Strategies, a management consultancy in Short Hills, N.J. "It's the kind of thing people don't talk about--especially men". Mintz has gotten a rare glimpse at the underbelly of tireless ambition.
Leslie's cheerful, tireless ambition in the face of cynics is echoed by series creators Greg Daniels and Michael Schur, who previously gave us "The Office". And who can blame them?
He was perky, engaging, sociable, tireless, and his ambitions grew as he progressed through classical landscapes, scenes from Ovid's Metamorphoses and suchlike, on to the lofty plateaux of history painting, winning attention at the Royal Academy and its rival body the British Institution with increasingly startling compositions.
It's a tireless city marked by ambition, racked with neuroticism and filled with constant movement.
Thanks to Mother O, I have been reexamining my burning ambition and tireless drive to push, push, push in the direction of success.
Calpurnia's fierce intelligence, tireless curiosity, and steady ambition allow her to stand out, even among a family of boys, as someone who knows who she is and who is determined to become a leader in a time and place where girls are actively discouraged from pursuing careers and are pressed into traditional roles by their parents.
Her fierce intelligence, tireless curiosity, and steady ambition allow her to stand out, even among a family of boys, as someone who knows who she is and who is determined to become a leader in a time and place where girls are actively discouraged from pursuing careers and are pressed into traditional roles by their parents.
Nevertheless, relative success, still-unsatisfied ambition, and a tireless urge to experiment with the forms of fiction ensured that, at age 57, with less than a dozen years left to him, Cervantes was just entering the most productive period of his career.
Justinian was a man of large views and great ambitions, of wonderful activity of mind, tireless energy, and an unusual grasp of detail.
