Sentence examples for more ambitious works from inspiring English sources

None of the plays in "Harrison, TX," are on the level of those fuller, more ambitious works.

But very soon they feel obliged to move on to more "ambitious" works - showier, more overtly dramatic stories.

Her art's cut-up, mix-and-match look makes them seem more like studies for larger, more ambitious works.

These were followed by more ambitious works that aroused considerable interest, especially in Germany, during the first decade of the 20th century.

In a long, crowded gallery where many similar portraits are displayed, two far more ambitious works appear: elaborate tableaus over seven feet wide mixing real materials and painted and sculptured trompe l'oeil.

A recent post about the demise of "Reading Rainbow" sparked a conversation around the Book Bench about "Wishbone," another PBS series, which introduced children to even more ambitious works of literature than LeVar Burton could.

They were just tinkering, mostly, in the absence of funding for more ambitious work.

The arrival of the groundbreaking newspaper, PM, gave him a venue for regular and more ambitious work.

They used employee surveys to create a "new culture model" geared toward a younger, more ambitious work force.

CHICAGO -- States are putting hundreds of thousands of people directly into jobs through programs reminiscent of the more ambitious work projects of the Great Depression.

His next opera, Euryanthe was a more ambitious work and a larger achievement, anticipating Wagner as his piano music does Chopin and Liszt.