Sentence examples for ambitious reaction from inspiring English sources

Elstein said the BBC Trust, chaired by Lord Patten, lacks the power it needs to respond properly to the scandal and the possible failures in culture and management require a much more ambitious reaction than the two internal inquiries set up by the corporation.

And this reaction, so ambitious in scope, has a novel tick.

Darwin recoiled from getting his "fingers burned" by the reaction to his ambitious theorizing during the Beagle voyage and afterward in his publishing debut masterminded by the provocative geologist Charles Lyell.

Well, since we're humans and not computer algorithms that can be easily rewritten, there's likely to be a range of complicated reactions to this ambitious statement.

Then again, Austin's reaction to SideCar's ambitious SXSW promo probably should have been expected.

It's an ambitious goal, but judging by the reaction to my post from this past weekend, there's a strong appetite out there for what it and other similar technologies can provide.

I agree that learning of a set of reactions would be a more ambitious and worthwhile project.

Reactions to film director Oliver Stone's ambitious attempt to reinterpret America's postwar history tended to divide along strictly ideological lines.

It also didn't take me long at all to be in full agreement with the ambitious Army brigadier general Loree Sutton, who, after witnessing the reaction and success that these performances had, suggested, "Here's what we do, gang.

The most ferocious reaction was reserved for Mythologies (1986), a hugely ambitious triptych based on the book by Roland Barthes.

Nagan's reaction was, "Hallelujah, victory!" She conceived of a more ambitious enterprise that could devote undivided attention to all of Kartemquin's priorities.