Justinian's reign is marked by the ambitious but only partly realized renovatio imperii, or "restoration of the Empire".
The year 1843 was marked by Schumann's most ambitious work so far, a "secular oratorio," Das Paradies und die Peri (Paradise and the Peri).
An ambitious array, marked by enterprise and energy.
The following years were marked by the foreign publication of several ambitious novels that secured Solzhenitsyn's international literary reputation.
His ambitious dances are marked by intense interdisciplinary collaborations (often resulting in immersive visual environments), an interest in technology and an extreme physicality, full of lashing limbs, buckling torsos and complex shifts in speed and spatial patterns.
Trisha Brown, whose company is having its fortieth anniversary — an event marked by many shows throughout the year — was probably the most ambitious of the Judsonites.
Ever ambitious, he won a race for the U.S. Senate marked by massive fraud, often aligning himself with opponents of a variety of reforms, using every trick in the book to bully opponents into supporting his legislation.
Their fledgling journeys, marked by uncertainty, jubilation and some setbacks, are unfolding as officials embark on an ambitious plan to profoundly reshape the lives of the cognitively and physically impaired.
Modern Times followed in 1936 with an even more ambitious score; Chaplin collaborated with the highly trained young composer, David Raksin, in a relationship marked by a series of arguments and rejections.
At first he wrote poetry, strongly marked by Chilean surrealism and experimentalism, but after moving to Spain in 1977 he turned to prose, first in short-story form and then more ambitious novels.
