Sentence examples for absolute aspirations from inspiring English sources

In addition to these absolute aspirations, the survey also elicited the level of expectations.

"Everything has been botoxed, lifted, sucked and dyed out of the women that represent the absolute aspiration of real women," says Grand.

Their focus and attention is absolute, their aspirations sky-high.

Dictators like Mr. Assad work on absolute power — the aspirations of the people are not compatible with dictatorship.

Their stiff readings are a reminder that "On the Bowery" belongs to a time when aspirations of absolute purity had not yet overwhelmed the documentary.

The French historian François Furet has written about how the genesis of conspiracy theories in Europe was the French revolution: genuine popular aspirations against absolute monarchy veered into a phase of terror and war because some of the leaders believed they not only led but embodied "the people" – and so were entitled to physically eliminate any obstacle.

"Few beings have ever been so impregnated, pierced to the core, by the conviction of the absolute futility of human aspiration," he wrote at the time, implying that in Lovecraft he had found a kindred spirit.

With these measures, adequate control of the symptoms is achieved in 80% of cases if absolute diet and nasogastric aspiration are maintained.

If this is the correct reading, the interesting upshot is that Descartes' ultimate aspiration is not absolute truth, but absolute certainty.

9, 32 Medical treatment prior to surgery for MBO is based on absolute diet, parenteral hydration, nasogastric aspiration, and antiemetic and analgesic drugs.

If you've got aspirations to be tested to the absolute maximum you want to be in the starting line-up.