Sentence examples for ambitious terrain from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, for cooks who have mastered the basics and have set their sights on more ambitious terrain, there's Michael Ruhlman's "Ruhlman's Twenty," neatly summed up in the subtitle "20 Techniques; 100 Recipes; A Cook's Manifesto".

The works here strike out across more ambitious sculptural and conceptual terrain in the vicinity of the textile arts, where they become somewhat overextended and suffer from a general lack of color.

Mr. McGinley himself, a star on the rise and an ambitious chronicler of the terrain where youth culture and art world meet, shows up in a video by Kid America.

Back on comfortable terrain after Hummingbird's ambitious misstep, the star has some nice, relaxed moments with onscreen daughter Izabela Vidovic, and gets to fulfil half his audience's fantasies in wiping the smirk from James Franco's face.

The ambitious plan moves Disney deeper into the hotly debated terrain of personal data collection.

This is the terrain Liza Mundy strides into in her ambitious new book, "The Richer Sex".

So for the 30th anniversary of the Fraenkel Gallery, the San Francisco photography dealer Jeffrey Fraenkel has assembled an ambitious show and an accompanying book to explore this terrain.

But only suggesting that to try and make an original sci-fi film with an unexplored terrain of ideas is both undeniably very ambitious, and risky.

Both sides dispatched players — maverick officers and ambitious explorers, often in disguise — to chart Central Asia's wild terrain and win influence.

Cohen's previous novel, the massive and massively ambitious "Book of Numbers" (2015), marched, in seven-league boots, over vast terrain: comparative theology, postmodern philosophy, questions of contemporary gender, the monstrous complacencies of the Internet age.

Given Wyoming's rugged terrain and the isolation of many schools, it has been an ambitious and expensive project, $25 million for the first five years.