Sentence examples for whose ambitions are from inspiring English sources

"Don't banks do that for you?" suggests Jess, whose ambitions are more directed towards the stage.

We have a definite position on dealing with Putin, whose ambitions are increasingly unnerving.

The shy, doe-eyed Sparkle is a secret songwriter and aspiring singer whose ambitions are aggressively discouraged by her mother.

So whose "ambitions are castrating the government's plans for the 'big society'", as Hunt so charmingly puts it?

Instead, Cusk, whose ambitions are much loftier than Helen Fielding's, gets tangled in a certain heavy-handedness, starting with the name of her sometimes-practicing Roman Catholic heroine.

It isn't a show about two married couples; it's about two women whose ambitions are constantly thwarted and demeaned by their husbands.

"Quills" leaves open the question of whose ambitions were crazier.

Wright, whose ambitions were seldom modest, came back with a plan for four identical towers.

There were others, Strausbaugh said, like Van Ronk, who were talented, but whose ambitions were more modest than those of Dylan and Baez.

Ginny (Kate Winslet), a waitress in a clam house, is a former actress nearing forty whose ambitions were smothered by desperate necessity.

David Davis – Another senior Tory whose ambitions were frustrated under Cameron, having resigned as shadow home secretary in protest over civil liberties in 2008.