Sentence examples for ambition of capturing from inspiring English sources

Wynton Marsalis has composed a number of extended works during his tenure as artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center, usually with the stated ambition of capturing some aspect of the African-American experience.

Her cameraman Adam Ward most likely had ambitions of capturing a newsworthy moment that would go national.

The dream of capturing the world in all its visual complexity seemed the immodest ambition of some particularly alluring pages.

Its move into music downloads could make its long-held ambition to capture 40% of the world mobile phone market (against a current 38%) less of a pipe dream that it seemed a year ago.

Ithkuil has two seemingly incompatible ambitions: to be maximally precise but also maximally concise, capable of capturing nearly every thought that a human being could have while doing so in as few sounds as possible.

Mobike, in turn, plays a key role in Meituan's ambition to capture every touchpoint of a customer's offline journey.

Saddam Hussein's 1990 invasion of Kuwait derived in part from an ambition to capture new lands at a time of financial stringency.

They don't necessarily represent our aspirations for our audience, let alone our ambition to capture the full range of — one can never capture the full range — but a wider range of the debate that's out there.

With her collection of mannerisms, she invests the character with a blend of determination and fragility, with a thin blank mask of ambition that captures something more real than anything else in the movie.

It has an openly Tolstoyan ambition, capturing the mangled spirit of an tumultuous age through the interlocking stories of three friends.

Ferdinand's territorial ambitions proved doomed when the victorious allies failed to agree on the disposition of captured Turkish territory, and Serbia and Greece formed an alliance against Bulgaria.