Sentence examples for ambitious imagery from inspiring English sources
UNDER AGE 10 -- All kinds of whimsical visual inventions and contraptions are packed into this film, along with energetic characters and ambitious imagery.
White's imaginative reach, ambitious themes, and elaborate imagery showed him surpassing nationalistic limitations.
Ms. Newsom had not heard of him until a friend sent her Mr. Parks's "Song Cycle," a hugely ambitious 1968 album with verbal imagery and orchestrations that were kaleidoscopic Americana.
The digital animators studied footage of the 2003 Atlantic hurricane season to accurately depict Hurricane Herman, which was ILM's most ambitious use of computer-generated imagery (CGI) for the film.
Martial imagery abounds in this ambitious cycle.
Drums Between The Bells (2011) finds Eno creating aural backdrops for the poetry of Rick Holland, an ambitious experiment that suffers from heavy-handed imagery and awkward cadences (which is to say, spoken word poetry).
At the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, the Pentagon has helped fund an ambitious ongoing study of nightmare treatment and imagery-rehearsal therapy for soldiers returning from combat in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The briefest of his lyrics display great subtlety and variety in their sound-patterns, but his more ambitious long poems also deal with patterns of imagery, human behaviour and history.
Whilst Sigma's cheap sexual imagery is its sole draw, 'Gecko"s ambitious concept is what sets it apart.
When the cameras roll for one week of the year they broadcast the kind of positive imagery and commentary beyond the reach of even the most ambitious global advertising campaigns.
At the meeting, researchers unveiled an ambitious new project to assess the quality of building stocks around the world, using national data sets, satellite imagery, and on-the-street censuses recorded by smart phone apps.
