Sentence examples for show ambitious from inspiring English sources

Wonderfully off-hand and slovenly in a way that brings to mind doilies and contorted cigar cleaners as much as amateur pottery, the piece owes something to the imposing clusters of vases and pitchers for which Mr. Lord was first known but has its own raucous D.I.Y. energy, and an air of inclusiveness that this show, ambitious as it is, might have taken a little more to heart.

Linda Winer of Newsday called the show "ambitious but disappointing".

Mr. Parsons (no slacker he) even shows ambitious drinkers how to zest, peel and crush their own private amari.

If there is one sitcom that has bucked this trend, perhaps showing ambitious writers that they can combine mainstream appeal with wit and originality, it is the BBC2 (now BBC1) show Miranda.

BBC2 channel editor, Adam Barker, said: "BBC2 has a strong track record of showing ambitious, compelling authored singles such as Vanessa Engle's film on domestic violence or Robb Leech's film, Welcome to the Mosque and we're very proud to be bringing this thought-provoking film from award-winning film-makers Rowan Deacon and Colin Barr to the channel.

That news landed after the Office Of National Statistics released figures to show that ambitious thirtysomethings are leaving London in droves with Birmingham being the most attractive city.

Shelley Ross, the executive producer of "Good Morning America" said that the tightening of the ratings has only made her show more ambitious.

However, also France and Austria show comparatively ambitious targets in the European context.

The additional space will enable the gallery to show more ambitious and high profile exhibitions, the trust added.

The careers fair showed an ambitious bravura.

Collectively the cuts would save around £5bn, showing how ambitious it may be for ministers to reach the £12bn target.