Sentence examples for ambitious territory from inspiring English sources

The concept can further be expanded into more ambitious territory.

The Hartnolls found this change fulfilling at the time, but now they'd prefer to move back into more ambitious territory.

"The Man in the Black Suit," the second story (and another confessed homage -- to no less than Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown"), strikes out for more ambitious territory and promptly loses its way in a dark thicket.

But the firm has recently branched out into more ambitious territory with box office smashes such as thriller The Purge and a remake of comic book movie Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

His 1969 solo debut, Neil Young, sold poorly but staked out ambitious musical territory.

At one end of the spectrum there is Kanye West, who looks to be taking the music video into ambitious, avant-garde territory.

And yet the Wachowskis have recently shown themselves to be slipping into the sort of ambitious arthouse fantasy territory usually inhabited by Terry Gilliam (it is no surprise that the former Python is reputed to have a cameo in Jupiter Ascending).

"Rogers has conjured an engaging, serious and gleefully ironic novel, one that leaps headlong into the most ambitious and risky territories: faith, love and existential meaning," Kathryn Harrison wrote here last year.

From her relatively isolated vantage point, away from the London literary scene, she has staked her claim to a literary territory of ambitious range.

Unlike in 2016, progressive voters will have their pick of candidates offering similar platforms, and his opponents are staking out territory more ambitious, in some ways, than that of his last campaign.

The lesson isn't that the BBC shouldn't be bold and ambitious in charting new territory.