unambitious造句

I should finish life mediocre and unambitious.

He is mediocre and unambitious and drifts with the tide.

Should he have been a plain, unambitious man?

It is foolish to presume that my generation is fearful and unambitious.

Judging by his unambitious plans, Mr Sarkozy seems more worried by hostility on the streets than by the bond markets.

And he Govinda, also do not want to be any such, don't want to be one of tens of thousands of mediocre and unambitious Brahman.

I examine man in the same way, it is more difficult for an unambitious young man to be ambitious in his middle age or old age.

In other words, the population interacting with data-entry software is increasingly less tolerant of being treated like unambitious, uneducated, unintelligent peons.

Perhaps this is very unambitious, but I just want to live a plain life, peace of mind, simple, can do something that can make you happy. I am such a mortal: I only hope this life is indifferent.

Not Crompton, an unambitious man who regretted only that public interest would not leave him to his seclusion, so that he might “earn undisturbed the fruits of his ingenuity and perseverance.”