Sentence examples for some ambitious work from inspiring English sources

ATLANTA — Over the years, the public radio show "This American Life" has done some ambitious work.

She expected to see a novel or some other ambitious work.

The typical vacationer's remedy& 8212and something I've often done in the past & 8212isto buy some ludicrously ambitious work of literature in the semi-forgotten language and kid yourself that you'll get anywhere with it at all.

Here, in some of the most ambitious work of his career, he tries to fuse references to 9/11 and the Bill Clinton years with traditional Roman Catholicism, and to link recent events to the cycle of death and rebirth, fall and redemption, that is the story of Jesus.

Human beings have created some highly ambitious works, using evolving technologies and new materials, and Macaulay has a knack for putting them into perspective in a variety of ways.

That book, which combines in-depth interviews with quantitative analysis of the Tea Party movement, is a model for the kind of ambitious work that could emerge in studies of the Occupy movement, some social scientists say.

The Civile Warres (1595 1609), a verse history of the Wars of the Roses, had some influence on Shakespeare in Richard II and Henry IV; it is Daniel's most ambitious work.

Ambitious work happens elsewhere.

The subtitle alone shows that this is an ambitious work.

But her most ambitious work came later still.

This is an ambitious work with a moral imperative.