Sentence examples for radical ambitious from inspiring English sources
As such, his visions were often too radical, ambitious or vague to be practicable - but only just.
She said the £3 billion project was an "early commitment" which proved that her party's manifesto for next year's election would be "radical, ambitious and progressive".
At Royal Dutch Shell, corporate and business unit "GameChanger" teams use seed funding to sponsor innovations often radical, ambitious, or long-term that woulong-term thate orphaned.
Watch an audio slide show, narrated by Newhouse, that explains how radical, ambitious designs are altering and deepening the experience of attending live performances: The New Yorker offers a signature blend of news, culture, and the arts.
Watch an audio slide show, narrated by Newhouse, that explains how radical, ambitious designs are altering and deepening the experience of attending live performances: The architectural historian Victoria Newhouse spent four years researching her new book, "Site and Sound: The Architecture and Acoustics of New Opera Houses and Concert Halls".
It is not a finely written story – this reads as a 'good' first draft which Lee has refused to rework – yet even in its coarse state where scenes are sketchy, third-person narration shifts haphazardly and leaden lectures on the Southern States' racial history stand-in for convincing dialogue - it is the more radical, ambitious and politicised of the two novels Lee has now published.
They are radical and ambitious.
Lord Ashdown's move is one of the most radical and ambitious projects by the former Liberal Democrat leader since he took on the running of Bosnia two years ago.
But he said the legislative programme was not radical or ambitious enough to deal with the major problems facing families across the country.
Updike: Well, it's a statement of a younger man than I am and perhaps a more radical and ambitious one.
But "Roots," clumsy and corny as parts of it look now, helped beget radical and ambitious novels like Toni Morrison's "Beloved," Charles Johnson's "Middle Passage" and Edward P. Jones's "Known World".
