Sentence examples for ambitious achievements from inspiring English sources

Absorbing and compressing the complex, sometimes cruel moral reversals and consequences of Carlo Collodi's novel into a slightly warmer, more streamlined fable, it still stands among the company's most ambitious achievements; if all you remember of it are a few treacly bars of When You Wish Upon a Star, it's time for another look.

5. 'BARNETT NEWMAN' Handsomely installed at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the show made an eloquent argument for Newman's radical and almost ludicrously ambitious achievement, dispelling knee-jerk impulses to reject it or him.

Falling into the latter category is techno titan Dubfire with his most ambitious achievement to date—"Dubfire:Live HYBRID", which premiered late in 2014 at the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE).

Yet it's hard to see how this building is a markedly more ambitious contextual achievement than, say, the practice's Jubilee Primary School in a deprived Lambeth neighbourhood.

In Ms. Bumiller's rendering Ms. Rice is neither hero nor villain but an ambitious woman whose achievements and shortcomings speak for themselves.

In 1584 Louis de Foix, an engineer and architect, undertook the construction of a new light, which was one of the most ambitious and magnificent achievements of its day.

Once again, the awe inspired by the most mystifyingly ambitious and splendid human achievements is accompanied by the moral gut-punch of how they came to be.

The most ambitious and celebrated architectural achievement of the dynasty is the vast palace at Ctesiphon, built by Khosrow II (590; 591–628), a part of which is still standing.

Again, the expulsion was a negative achievement; more ambitious plans to establish a state university system and a state welfare organization failed.

It's not that the special effects are anything spectacular (the story doesn't require it), it's just that creating a credible-looking Moon setting for next-to-nothing is an achievement as ambitious as the script itself.

Daft Punk have enjoyed near-universal acclaim over 20 years and three albums but Random Access Memories is their greatest achievement: an ambitious masterpiece you can't imagine being made by anyone other than Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo.