Sentence examples for Lost aspiration from inspiring English sources
This is the tragedy of lost aspiration, defeat, despair".
Winning the English league, never mind the Champions League, were long-lost aspirations.
A growing number of student groups have now broken away from the event, saying organisers have "lost touch" with Hong Kongers' aspirations.
Lost In Linear Valley: Jennifer Juniper Stratford (still) from Undervolt & Co. Undervolt & Co has aspirations of being more than a label--it would also like to establish itself as an unparalleled database of video art.
Chandor, who also made Margin Call and All Is Lost, improves with each film; he wears his Sidney Lumet aspirations a little self-consciously here, but he's not far off his target.
"Every lost golf ball was once a shot of hope and aspiration that then became a plop in the water".
He may have dreamt of that other Panamanian Canal - one that connects our aspirations for a utopian future with the many lost Edens of our past.
Fatah, once the embodiment of broad national aspirations, is faction-ridden and incapable of reviving its lost glory in the absence of its founder, Yasser Arafat.
While acknowledging past conflicts and tensions, Bornstein insists on recovering the "lost connections" through which these groups frequently defined their plights as well as their aspirations.
Despite being more interested in the romantic aspirations of the show's characters, Jennifer Godwin of E! remarked that "the Lost mythology is a miracle to behold.
Across Europe, more than five million twentysomethings have seen their aspirations buried under a mountain of debt, and had their epitaph written: "The Lost Generation".
