Sentence examples for I aspire to write from inspiring English sources

I aspire to write books that are so exciting that my readers will want to devour every page, and are rich and thoughtful enough that every page will be worth devouring.

I might add that I aspire to writing a great two- or three-page story, of the sort that Borges mastered — not a parable, or an anecdote with a trick ending, but a vivid drama that glitters like a solitaire.

I think Alan Partridge is everything I would aspire to write in comedy.

None, surely, aspire to write a midterm-election victory speech.

And what could be a more appropriate title for the swirling and haunting spirits from which we write, and which we aspire to write?

Inevitably, it will also redefine what it means to practice book criticism, at least for those of us who aspire to write for something like a general audience.

Tracy K. Smith, who made her New Yorker début last year, titled her second book "Duende". And what could be a more appropriate title for the swirling and haunting spirits from which we write, and which we aspire to write?

Flaubert might aspire to write a book about nothing, but most novelists actually do hope to say something in their books, whether about love, the world, morality or even existence itself.

Eudora Welty, whose many honors include the Pulitzer Prize and the American Book Award for fiction, tells the story of her early life and offers guidance for those who aspire to write fiction.

Developing a good vocabulary is essential to those who aspire to write.

At least that infinite number of monkeys banging away at their infinite number of typewriters aspire to write Hamlet.