Sentence examples for ambitious stories from inspiring English sources
Directors such as Chaplin and DW Griffith had begun to tell ambitious stories.
But the last 30 years has seen the rise of ambitious stories made before and after the historic Good Friday peace accords of 1998.
"Burns and the Bankers" is a tour de force, one of the funniest and most ambitious stories I've read in years.
Apart from the technical difficulties of pulling off such ambitious stories as as Saunders', the biggest problem is keeping himself interested over the weeks and months and eventually years of a project.
The New Yorker film critic David Denby, in a new book called "Do the Movies Have A Future?" points an accusing finger at the Hollywood studios, which have abandoned ambitious stories and grown-up audiences in the monomaniacal pursuit of global teenage franchise money.
Tranter encouraged writers to respond to the challenge of budget cuts and fewer slots by "thinking small" – taking advantage of the intimacy of the medium - and "thinking big" – considering the possibilities for ambitious stories on a global scale that could attract co-production funding.
Mr. Malick wanted effects that would help convey the emotions of his ambitious story.
The most ambitious story is "Luxurious Hearses," a crowded microcosm of Nigeria in turmoil.
It's an astonishingly ambitious story that aims to dramatise the suffering of one family alongside the birth of the universe.
Creator of the TV adaption of Fargo Noah Hawley is also on board with the show, with FX president Nick Grad saying: "Legion is just the sort of ambitious story that Noah excels at.
Operating on a much deeper and darker level, "Virginia Wolf," an ambitious story about girlish blues, sisterly differences and the healing power of art, will do wonders for Woolf-besotted former English majors.
