Sentence examples for admirable aspiration from inspiring English sources
"An admirable aspiration," he said.
An admirable aspiration, but how can you unite these disparate agencies around a problem with such jagged edges and complex causes and effects?
That may sound like an admirable aspiration coming from just about anyone who has a soft spot for veterans or a hankering for reviving wasted space.
Of course, such mistakes are a nearly inevitable cost of Steiner's admirable aspiration to cross disciplines, but they serve as sharp reminders of the dangers of theorizing without sufficient grounding in detail.
While we may still be some way off Boris Johnson's admirable aspiration of becoming "the most loved police force in the world", I've no doubt that "e-commerce for policing" will form a fundamental pillar of a much more effective and customer-friendly service in the years ahead.
A perfectly admirable aspiration, but the resulting design doesn't give us the dynamic and sensual identity a city like Rio deserves.
By and large, those are admirable aspirations.
You may recognize that he is an intelligent man with admirable political aspirations, and you may blanch at the crude New Yorkers who thought it appropriate to approach Weiner on the street and holler their dissent in his face.
Its ambition is admirable.
His ambition was admirable.
But, says Mr Neumann earnestly, "it will not be the first time in history that America has been changed from the grass roots".In many ways, America's aspiration to participatory democracy is admirable.
