Sentence examples for ambitious subject from inspiring English sources

But it is just this naiveté, this lack of fearing to rush in, whatever angels feel about the subject, this willingness to take on the most ambitious subject, which is half the charm of old needlework and to some extent of the new.

It is in Alison that the novel's ambitious subject matter comes most clearly to the fore: nothing less than life itself, and how to live it; how we become the people we do; and what our choices mean for us further down the line.

Michael Endelman of Entertainment Weekly was less receptive and stated, "Too often, the music on A Weekend in the City is less memorable than the ambitious subject matter".

These are ambitious subjects to squeeze into a novella, but surprisingly Zeller succeeds.

But his later efforts, while tackling ambitious subjects like humility and forgiveness, were politely, though unenthusiastically, received.

Given that each remained with Cesari after Caravaggio's departure, it is possible that they had been painted as demonstration pieces: proof to his master that he could indeed paint more-ambitious subjects than flowers and fruit alone.

Ensure that "adequate yearly progress" by schools and states is clear, ambitious and subject to consequences.

Somehow he fails to draw the crucial distinction between a history of dessert, certainly an ambitious enough subject, and a history of individual desserts.

Even the implementation of the most ambitious pledges, subject to strict rules, would take countries less than half way to where they need to be to keep global temperatures from rising more than 2 degrees (case B).

The Clash were very smart lyrically, and more ambitious in their subject matter than your usual top 40 contestant".

"TransAtlantic" is more diffuse (some might say more ambitious) in its subject matter, spanning more than 150 years of American and Irish history.