Sentence examples for ambitious history from inspiring English sources

AT&T is the star of Wu's book, an intellectually ambitious history of modern communications.

So Peter Oborne's ambitious history of Pakistani cricket, "Wounded Tiger", has been eagerly awaited.

He wanted to create ambitious "history paintings" that told big stories of great moral significance.

This ambitious history uses the couples' romantic and artistic misadventures to unfold a larger canvas of war and ideology.

Robert Kagan is in the middle of writing an ambitious history of American foreign policy.And neoconservativism is not entirely finished as a political force.

This ambitious history of the British home front during the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars draws on hundreds of personal accounts.

Mr. Spielberg, in his ambitious, history-minded projects, hews to the proud (though sometimes mocked) tradition of the Hollywood A picture, in which big themes are addressed with appropriately sweeping visual and emotional gestures.

IN the last decade, apartment buildings have been putting together increasingly ambitious histories, some extensively researched and hard-bound with photographs.

From the beginning there was a proliferation of chronicles, eyewitness accounts, and later more ambitious histories, in verse and in prose, in the vernacular as well as in Latin.

And if he had succeeded in completing Que Viva Mexico, his ambitious social history of Mexico, weaving together its myths, art, religion, and social history, he might have changed cinema history once again.

Michael Burleigh's ambitious cultural history of terrorism is indeed suffused with blood and rage.