Examples of 'unambitious' in a sentence
Meaning of "unambitious"
Unambitious (adjective): Not having or showing a strong desire and determination to succeed. It refers to a person who lacks ambition or goals in life
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- having little ambition for success or achievement
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I have no idea why you are so completely unambitious.
That seems very unambitious indeed.
Environmental NGOs described it as far too unambitious.
Singularly unambitious wife.
The proponents of these measures were unambitious.
Tom is unambitious.
The company would go bankrupt if everyone was as unambitious as you.
An unambitious strategy.
The original plan was quite unambitious.
He was a mild mannered and unambitious man who was protective of his family.
The phrase craft feels so provincial and unambitious.
He also seems to suggest only unambitious and talentless people join the military.
The man who lives totally becomes unambitious.
They are both single and unambitious and enjoy the LA lifestyle.
And the ambitious are more envious than the unambitious.
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These unambitious Goths had refused to follow the standard of Theodoric.
Seems like a fairly unambitious target.
Naps have gained the reputation for being for the lazy and unambitious.
Even that ox look down to the unambitious college student.
These are unambitious targets to meet the objectives of the Paris Agreement.
Those goals are relatively unambitious.
The story follows a unambitious introverted middle school student called Saike Kuzushiro.
Your average person is unambitious.
Unambitious Moderately ambitious.
There will come a time when such ideas seem unambitious.
The very unambitious objectives of the MAGPs themselves ;.
They were usually unambitious.
I am a lazy and unambitious man, very happily married.
There is no time to be unambitious.
Unambitious in business, he devoted himself to the happiness of his family.
She will not put up with sluggishness and unambitious men.
It 's the scale and unambitious scope of the representation that bother me.
The targets set for the projectsŐ indicators were unambitious considering the needs.
I'm fine with unambitious people quitting if they don't independently build on necessary skills.
It just makes me feel like I am unambitious.
The heights to which unambitious dinos can climb!
One can hardly say that I have been unambitious.
What is surprising is just how unambitious that goal is, given the computing giant 's aspirations.
The reforms of the Council of Constance were unambitious and unenforced.
An unambitious assistant accountant, Bertram 's plans for marriage are not particularly exciting.
I think Tom is unambitious.
Although these priorities are important, taken on their own, they are relatively unambitious.
It was a prosaic, relatively unambitious idea at first.
Existing relations are adequate, but could be described as unambitious.
Was it really that unambitious a target?
Where targets do exist, they are sometimes unambitious.
Luo Ji, an unambitious Chinese astronomer and sociologist, is baffled by his new status.
Although the move is not bad, it is unambitious.
Its task was an unambitious one, but even that was too much for President Lukashenko.
But the institution 's proposals are considered to be unambitious.
