It's a book that deals with race, slavery, incest, war, ambition and greed.
Directed by Justin Kurzel, the retelling of Shakespeare's tragic tale of war, ambition, murder and betrayal looks like a faithful adaptation of the play.
What had been a daring, if maybe hubristic, pair of ambitions either side of the war – ambitions to define and possibly alter the course taken by humanity as such – became by the 60s just the stuff of feel-good bromides.
When Bond was released from his imprisonment by the Axis, he was demobilised in 1946 and entered the Metropolitan Police with the warrant number 128434, realising his pre-war ambition.
Research reactors that run on highly enriched uranium are in part a legacy of the cold-war ambitions of Washington and Moscow to promote atoms for peace.
PAGE C9 Editorial RUSSIA'S WAR OF AMBITION No one is blameless in the war that has erupted between Georgia and Russia.
It is nonhierarchical, with no rulers or governmental structures, and it is cooperative rather than competitive, unafflicted by greed, war, or ambition.
By default, Japan's World War II ambition of Asian cultural and economic unity free of Western powers looks close to fruition.
The rest of the country may be transfixed by the rancor, tumult and passion of this year's presidential race, with its backwash of race, war and ambition, its internecine feuds and intensely personalized politics, it's cavalcade of hot-button issues.
By the second gulf war, tribal ambitions were energized, Mr. Dawod said.
Yet communism's push for gender equality still confronts deeply entrenched Confucian values, and the tug-of-war between ambition and tradition can derail even the most motivated high-performing women.
