Sentence examples for wild ambition from inspiring English sources
He oscillates between contempt for himself and wild ambition.
Like Conor Oberst of Bright Eyes, Mr. Sheff uses a rickety voice to disguise wild ambition.
It is that "wild ambition" which, says Dryden, "loves to slide, not stand,/And Fortune's ice prefers to Virtue's land".
But then Branson's brand image – with his attention-grabbing air balloon and powerboat escapades – is based on wild ambition.
Elisabet's answer is implacable: Do not accuse the hand of fate; blame your Black heart, the wild ambition of your house.
The behind-the-scenes drama - the wild ambition, the wheeling and dealing, the image making - convey such different sentiments from the music's explosive, euphoric feeling that there's bound to be a built-in incongruity, for one thing.
Does she have any wild ambitions?
"I have no wild ambitions to go back to the movies or anything like that.
The sale on Tuesday suggests that auction houses will need to be tougher with consigners with wild ambitions.
She won plaudits in high school for coming up with an inventive solution to an art assignment and since then has secretly cherished wild ambitions.
You don't want to be in a position where this messianic, apocalyptic, radical regime that has these wild ambitions but nice spokesmen gets away with building the weapons of mass death".
