The phrase "ambitious narrative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a story or account that is bold, grand, or seeks to achieve significant goals or themes.
Example: "The film presents an ambitious narrative that explores the complexities of human relationships against a backdrop of societal change."
Alternatives: "bold storyline" or "grand tale".
Structuring the book geographically, Egan travels from one end of the lakes to the other, a remarkably ambitious narrative project.
It's also a sweeping, ambitious narrative that moves from the provinces to the theater district of Shanghai and back again.
She has the most ambitious narrative arc in the series, the widest gap between appearance and truth.
By this point in his ambitious narrative, however, Ferris has given up on any real effort to argue for the decisive influence of science as such.
Wild Abandon is his follow-up, and takes a more ambitious narrative form, using a shifting third-person viewpoint (the shifts not always welcome).
So the opening of this museum in Ford's Theater provides the framing of an ambitious narrative, in which these two primal sites provide the focus.
Both episodes boast a cinematic sheen, allowing for more immersive world-creation and even more ambitious narratives.
Readers of his previous work, The Arabs, will know how comfortably he handles multiple themes, ambitious narratives and a crowd of characters.
It was inspired by a story about an assassin in the murderous heat of a noonday piazza – one of those ambitious narratives whose success depends entirely upon managing uncertainty.
They have monitored teacher feedback closely and decreased the course in size, from 20 units to 10. True to Christian's original style, however, the high-school course links insights across subjects into wildly ambitious narratives.
In 1978 he returned to comics with another innovation, the graphic novel, a term he coined, producing ambitious narratives like "A Contract With God," in which he wrestled with moral quandaries in the aftermath of his teenage daughter's death from leukemia.
