Sentence examples for whose ambition was from inspiring English sources

A man whose ambition was to become a troll.

But Pitt, whose ambition was for fame and recognition rather than money, remained unsatisfied.

JEFF KINNEY had always been a doodler whose ambition was to be a cartoonist.

Max Raab, creator of Villager, was a brilliant mercurial Jewish Philadelphian, son of a garment manufacturer whose ambition was to make the cheapest blouse in town.

Ludendorff, however, whose ambition was as immense as his strategic gifts, at the close of the lost war claimed to have been the sole real "commander" of World War I.

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It's a technique whose ambition is revealed, as was Mansfield's, in its modernising effect.

2001 is a film whose ambition is only matched by its achievement in pulling it off.

Nicole Cicchella makes an appealingly spunky Cinderella whose ambition is to be "the first girl president".

"I'm very surprised at the level that players are at," said Chacon, whose ambition is to become a professional rugby player.

Mr. West, who played McNulty on "The Wire," is almost unrecognizable here as a well-bred charmer whose ambition is flecked with self-awareness.