This is more ambitious, a humane examination that plays out predominantly in the JSA, a demilitarised zone created by the UN as a wedge between North and South Korea.
It is fuelled by highly pressured examination systems and ambitious parents wanting their children to secure places at top universities and high-status secondary schools.
— Over two decades, the Bard Music Festival has managed more than its fair share of ambitious feats in its immersive annual examinations of classical music's major composers.
The theory concerning deficit spending bears some examination, for Falwell is clearly an ambitious man, who is always out ahead of himself, his vision always exceeding his present possibilities.
Willard Manus' examination of the saxophone virtuoso receives an ambitious, idiosyncratic Chromolume Theatre reading. .
From Pell's evidence on the second day of his Roman cross-examination there emerged a picture of an ambitious and capable young priest who decided, early on, to steer clear of this dangerous issue.
Of the films to be shown at MoMA the most ambitious may be Xu Xin's "Karamay," a six-hour examination of a fire in the remote far west of China in which 323 people perished.
The latest on a grand scale is Ella Hickson's ambitious work, which combines a time-travelling family drama with an examination of shifting geopolitical power since the late-19th century.
Primetime shows - those big, bold, ambitious endeavors that use marquee names to draw viewers into their searing examinations of ontological anxiety, i.e. Fargo - don't have 22 episodes to figure out their shit.
These statistics do not prove causality, but an examination of how and why this was achieved at the very least provides evidence showing that ambitious and innovative environmental targets need not impact negatively on competitiveness or economic performance.
