Sentence examples for ambitious perspective from inspiring English sources

And with the site virtually cleared, some officials are speaking of bold strokes and grand opportunities in describing a vision for a new downtown, a sweep of land that, from this ambitious perspective, starts at Chambers Street and extends south to the tip of Manhattan Island and from river to river.

Christian Tetzlaff, the violinist who is presenting an ambitious Perspectives series at Carnegie Hall this season — of which the ensemble's Sunday evening concert at Zankel Hall was an installment — was on hand as both the soloist in the Ligeti Violin Concerto and the concertmaster in Richard Strauss's "Metamorphosen".

The initial result, as its website, thejournalismfoundation.com, reveals today, is the launch of two very different projects, one with an ambitious international perspective and the other, within Britain, designed to show how journalism can be built up from the grassroots through digital media.

To put the government's "ambitious" target in perspective, Volvo have already announced a plan to convert their entire line-up of cars from petrol to electric or hybrid by 2019, and Norway plans to ban the sale of petrol cars in less than a decade.

The 19th-century British landscape painter J.M.W. Turner made perhaps the boldest and most ambitious use of aerial perspective among Western artists.

Although screenwriter Alex Garland has said the inspiration for the film came from 'an article projecting the future of mankind from a physics-based, atheist perspective', this ambitious British fantasy increasingly blurs the boundaries between science and religion.

Yet that was exactly the concern on Volker Heise's mind a year ago today, when he began filming his real-time study of Jerusalem, an ambitious multi-camera, multiple-perspective study that aims to look beyond the city's headlines and present the everyday stories of the people that live there.

Still, these are the missteps of an ambitious writer with an original perspective.

That perspective is notably ambitious, given that volumetric water footprints contain information pertaining to just one resource, with no consideration of scarcity values, opportunity costs, or the impacts of water use on the environment, livelihoods, or human health.

The 13-episode "I, Claudius" was far less ambitious, giving only the Roman perspective of the times as drawn from a controversial and sometimes fanciful social history by Robert Graves.

The film, which went straight to DVD, is extremely ambitious as it assumes the perspectives of two people with Asperger's who fall in love.