Sentence examples for somewhat more ambitious from inspiring English sources

A somewhat more ambitious type of stabilization policy emerged in the period after World War I.

From a wine list that is somewhat more ambitious than most, we selected the 1999 Frankovka Barrique ($19.75), a soft, pleasant red.

This work, extending as it does to over 300 pp. and containing numerous plans, sketch-maps, drawings and photographic reproductions, has been conceived on a somewhat more ambitious scale than previous publications of the Field Columbian Museum.

Already the subject of two low-budget productions, The Hatton Garden Job (directed by Green Street 3 writer Ronnie Thompson) and the as yet uncompleted Hatton Garden Heist (directed by The Guvnors' Gabe Turner), Working Title's somewhat more ambitious version will be directed by James Marsh, of Man on Wire and The Theory of Everything renown.

But my goal was somewhat more ambitious: not just to show modern readers how medieval Christians talked about Mary and her Son, but to give modern readers some sense of what it was like to see the world through this devotional and theological frame.

The current iteration has somewhat more ambitious goals.

Concerning vehicle deployment objectives, countries show somewhat more and less ambitious goals.

Somewhat more classic and less ambitious than Portalis, Vau is also more consistent and accessible; the menu smacks of the Mediterranean.

The second, called Great Hall, is more ambitious but somewhat ominous: the site of Ground Zero is surrounded by a wall of thirty-story buildings and covered by a glass roof to create what Viñoly describes as "the world's largest room".

The project is aimed at energizing the Cooper-Hewitt, regarded in recent years as a somewhat sleepy institution, by carving out space for more ambitious shows and the display of works from its permanent collection.

His role became somewhat more visible last year when Rumsfeld put him in charge of an ambitious review of how the military might be transformed.