Sentence examples for But aspired from inspiring English sources
It fulfilled its structural role but aspired to nothing further.
He made hamburgers but aspired to make chile en nogada and other creative dishes.
He dabbled in law studies, but aspired to be a tennis or amateur boxing champion.
Ms. Yun has been earning accolades since her film debut, in 1967, at 23. Born into modest affluence in Gwangju, she appeared in school musicals and idolized Audrey Hepburn but aspired to be a diplomat.
Over salad, soup, stir-fry and dessert, Hurley spoke about how he grew serious about golf as a teenager in Virginia, but aspired to see the world as a naval officer, not a touring professional.
And by emphasising its cheapness rather than its basic but appealing qualities, it deterred slightly better-off consumers who could afford one but aspired to more sophisticated vehicles, such as those from Tata's biggest rival, Maruti, the leader in India's small-car market.Despite pending retirement, Mr Tata has once again taken a personal interest in the fate of his troubled pet project.
His vocal color is not one that I've ever personally aspired to, but I still like him very much.
I long for the "golden days" of our country as well, but my wishes harken back to times when civil rights were being granted, not questioned; when attending college was not seen as being elitist, but rather something to which one aspired; when my ideological opponents knew that I was not their enemy, but just someone striving toward the same American dream via a different path.
She has described herself as a "driven misfit" who at one stage aspired to be a barrister but was told "the criminal bar was not the place for a woman".
But it was not something I had consciously aspired to, and, until I got the call from Don, I didn't imagine I would ever be published as a poet".
Nobody played it quite like Barça but the majority of elite sides at least aspired to that sort of approach – in part because many of the coaches at the elite sides had also played at Barça in the late 90s.
