Sentence examples for unusually ambitious from inspiring English sources
Bruch was an unusually ambitious and productive composer.
He laid out an unusually ambitious agenda of fundamental tax reform and Social Security privatisation.
"Audition" is, for its genre, an unusually ambitious and successful book.
But "Farmed and Dangerous" is an unusually ambitious example: these are full-length, scripted programs, presented alongside standard television fare.
In New York this summer we are dining — or rather feasting — on unusually ambitious and knotty plays.
Cleveland is justly proud of its world-class symphony, and its art museum is also unusually ambitious.
Only Jarman - collaborating with an unusually talented and ambitious mentor, Russell - gave us our epic money's worth.
The son of a builder and a former domestic servant, born shortly after their shotgun wedding, he was fortunate in having a determined, ambitious and unusually well-read mother who prioritised his education.
Mr. Harris has become known for his theatricalization of hip-hop, most unusually in "Rome & Jewels," his ambitious but flawed adaptation in 2000 of "Romeo and Juliet".
Yet the musical's typical weekly gross of $1.3 million is barely enough to cover the unusually high running costs of this technically ambitious show.
A16 Pentagon Cites Anthrax Failure Pentagon officials, in unusually blunt language, acknowledged the failure of their ambitious policy to inoculate all military personnel against the deadly anthrax virus.
