The phrase "ambitious scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a scene that is grand, challenging, or aspirational, often in the context of art, literature, or film.
Example: "The director created an ambitious scene that showcased the vastness of the landscape and the struggles of the characters."
Alternatives: "grand scene" or "aspirational scene".
Still, the building's flexible design permits ambitious scene changes that would be unthinkable in smaller theaters.
Another ambitious scene that proved delightful featured Peter Sciscioli, a dancer who is also a violinist.
Olympics chief Sebastian Coe recalled seeing volunteers wringing out their hoodies and the heavy rain made it difficult to do the ambitious scene changes.
As López explains, strict licensing means it's hard to get permission for parties or to open new clubs in Barcelona – this remains an obstacle for the ambitious scene.
Ambitious high-fliers like to be part of the Portcullis House scene.
A couple of years ago the playwright's ambitious Scenes from the Big Picture X-rayed Belfast and put it on stage in episodes.
There is an uneasy question mark over his move from baroque Europe, where he painted rich ambitious scenes such as Samson and Delilah, to Protestant Britain, where he mostly painted portraits.
The nearly two-decade "Golden Age" of porn that followed encouraged ambitious scenes and storytelling.
Instead of offering overpriced pours for largely captive hotel guests, the new bars generate solid buzz among locals by upgrading the hotel cocktail and dining experience in a city known for its ambitious culinary scene and cocktail culture.
If that wasn't enough, True Detective also featured the A-list talents of Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey, as well as arguably the most ambitious single scene in TV history - an uninterrupted long take through a hellish housing project.
And so the city has also become a kind of Disneyland for a wave of travelers who have been seeking it out recently (despite headlines about the battles farther north between the government and drug traffickers) for its art, its fiercely ambitious food scene and a local film industry that has incubated directors like Alejandro González Iñárritu ("Babel") and Carlos Reygadas ("Silent Light").
