Sentence examples for so ambitious that from inspiring English sources

"Our minds were so wide open at the time," he says wistfully, "so ambitious – that's how we felt".

The Union has recently embarked on projects so ambitious that they challenge fundamental assumptions about both politics and economics.

The program is so ambitious that military housing is being singled out by investors as a major emerging market.

Science centers have become so large, their budgetary needs so high and their social missions so ambitious that they can seem more like multiplexes than museums.

An active man like Mr Hashimoto would surely relish that.Much of what Mr Hashimoto wants is so ambitious that it verges on the fantastical.

This time, though, it could be harder for him for two reasons.First, Mr Bush's second-term agenda is so ambitious that Democratic support may be a political necessity.

What makes The Godfather so ambitious is that atmosphere in which the true-to-life gloom of Italian-American interiors takes on a moral force.

His previous one had a major arc running throughout season six that was so ambitious and successful that it was inevitable that the next one would pale in comparison unless they raised the stakes again.

Tottenham are not proposing anything so ambitious, not that English safety legislation would allow them.

What makes the aircraft so ambitious is that it was conceived and built without a launch customer.

Perhaps that plan will be so ambitious and smart, that the current mess will all make sense.