Sentence examples for looked more ambitious from inspiring English sources

Mexico looked more ambitious, more attack-minded.

Michael Levi of the Council on Foreign Relations said the proposal "looks more ambitious, at least for the electricity sector, than the climate bills that failed last year".

The vines on either side of the di Mauros' driveway looked more like an ambitious home garden than world-class vineyards.

Her administration has looked more purposeful ever since it challenged rebels against an ambitious rail project in Stuttgart, the original Wutbürger.

The self-imposed deadline for the studio's ambitious Kickstarter campaign was still two weeks away, but with intermittent power, meeting that deadline looked more and more improbable.

Market share gains look even more ambitious.

Add to this the guiding presence of immersive theatre pioneers Punchdrunk and longtime Massive Attack collaborators United Visual Artists, as well as the influential stage designer Es Devlin, and the show looks even more ambitious than Curtis's film for the 2009 Manchester festival, It Felt Like a Kiss, for which Damon Albarn composed the soundtrack.

"But in order to be sustainable, you need to respond to the market.' Customers like the architects Peter Marino, Alan Wanzenberg and Michael Graves were looking for more ambitious pieces than the typical scarf or wall hanging in patterns that weren't too ethnic or crafty, such as depictions of animals or mythical creatures that are popular with Laotians.

Initially catering to small businesses by letting them take card payments easily using smartphones and tablets, Square then started to look much more ambitious after a deal with and investment from cafe chain Starbucks, and then a number of other services subsequently developed around and beyond that basic offering.

That timeline now looks even more ambitious than before, not least because May's electoral debacle has emboldened those within her own party who object to her "hard Brexit" approach of leaving the European single market and customs union.

Unless he finds a way to retrieve the situation, Mr Blair's ambitious list of deadlines looks more like a list of dead hopes.