Sentence examples for vital ambitious from inspiring English sources

In contrast to Hollywood productions, their black heroes and heroines were depicted as vital, ambitious and assertive.

(But if you have time for more than one Israeli movie, and an interest in that country's increasingly vital and ambitious national cinemas, check out Nadav Lapid's "Policeman," a tough and incendiary drama of social dysfunction and ideological warfare in the Jewish state).

It's one of those really vital and ambitious fourth-wave feminist campaigns, which in this case seeks to address … hang on, let me put my reading glasses on and have another squint at this … the inequalities of the red carpet.

She said that she had been attracted to the young Nixon because he "was going places, he was vital and ambitious ... he was always doing things".

But "A Constellation of Vital Phenomena" is ambitious and intellectually restless.

Norwegian has yet to take delivery of the Dreamliner, though the aircraft is vital to its ambitious plan to expand by offering long-haul flights.

More effective harnessing of local innovative capabilities, it has been argued, is vital if the ambitious successors to the MDGs needed for the planet to remain within critical environmental and social boundaries are to be achieved (Leach et al. 2012).

Each understood that the cooperation of his agency was vital if such an ambitious, unprecedented policy was to succeed.

He played a vital part in an ambitious plan by the then Inter-Varsity Fellowship (now UCCF) to see Bible-teaching churches in all UK and Irish university towns.

Faith communities are a vital part of this ambitious global compact to act with conscience and science, though they have rarely been as visible and vital partners as they should be.

Although there is no silver bullet, one important and vital measure towards meeting those ambitious goals is to have the government open data up for public scrutiny.