Sentence examples for whatever ambitions from inspiring English sources

But the airport has very likely mummified whatever ambitions he may have entertained for higher office.

Whatever ambitions he may still harbor in the bravura line, he is at least not sitting by the phone.

But whatever ambitions he began to harbor then, he could hardly have imagined that seven decades later, his grandson would return to Burma aboard a blue-and-white 747 known as Air Force One.

Whatever ambitions SAIC might still harbour, they are very unlikely to include the Longbridge factory itself, since it is unproductive by international standards and cars can be made much more cheaply in China.

We may not be able to solve the media bias or bring equality per se, but in our own small way, we can offer each other friendship that can be sustained through whatever ambitions we each choose to chase.

Whatever ambitions we had for our lives, whatever alternative pictures of happiness we painted in our young minds, they were replaced by the pursuit of snagging a bachelor (and its namesake degree) and earning the most coveted "degree" -- advancing from bridesmaid to bride.

"I do think that whatever ambition I may have had natively was amplified by my father's clear valuing of it.

In fact, the record is clear that — whatever ambition lay in his breast — his is a personality, and his art is of a nature, that makes it difficult to chase popular approval or sanction.

We have now reached the point where everyone can see clearly that whatever ambition there once was to respect science and try to hold temperatures to an overall 2C rise has been ditched.

In a sense this made life simpler for the home team, because it allowed them to jettison whatever ambition they might have had to extend their lead and focus, instead, on pure, bloody defense.

Whatever weapons ambitions Iraq's old regime still harboured ended with Saddam Hussein's overthrow.