Sentence examples for extraordinary ambitious from inspiring English sources

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Sir Andrew Motion says: "An extraordinary, ambitious re-writing of a historical story approached by a number of authors in recent years.

For The Globe and Mail, Sol Chrom lauded the epic scope, calling it a "magnificent achievement", and for The Belfast News Letter, the reviewer called the novel "extraordinary, ambitious, poetic and powerful".

Polio eradication is an extraordinary and ambitious goal that has been intensely pursued 'for over 20 years, since the World Health Assembly first committed to global eradication efforts in the year 1988.

All of which means the Seventh Symphony is one of the most ambitious and extraordinary symphonies in the repertoire.

Many aspects of the show remain familar in its 10th series, with ordinary-looking people showing off their extraordinary talent and some ambitious hopefuls failing to hit the right note.

But even he has never attempted anything more technically ambitious nor extraordinary than his Helicopter Quartet, which took off for the first time on Monday in Amsterdam as the climax to a major retrospective of Stockhausen's instrumental works at the Holland Festival.

'Right now, the question has to be asked, does American film have even a remote bearing on the amazing and troubling realities of American life?' says Thomson. 'Is there someone out there who could make an ambitious and extraordinary film about the end of the American empire?

It Should Happen to You (1954) starred Holliday in Kanin's modern fairy tale about an ambitious model's extraordinary efforts to get noticed in New York City.

Working within those confines, she has fashioned an extraordinary portrait, rich in detail, ambitious in scope, with a vast historical backdrop that informs but never overwhelms its remarkable subject.

Catulus unsuccessfully opposed laws conferring extraordinary military powers upon the ambitious Pompey in 67 and 66; as censor in 65, Catulus fought the attempt of Marcus Licinius Crassus to enfranchise the Transpadane Gauls.