Sentence examples for apparent aspirations from inspiring English sources

And it has no apparent aspirations to be anything other than a satisfying entertainment.

But I was startled by his remark that my book "has no apparent aspirations to be anything other than a satisfying entertainment".

Twenty-nine men and women, including Chow, were named in the initial charging documents—a lurid 137-page affidavit that included the now-convicted former State Senator Leland Yee's apparent aspirations as an international arms trafficker.

Unimpressed with the oil-rich city's "apparent aspirations to emulate Dubai," she and the group of academics and activists she was traveling with soon journeyed to the Tigris River, at the western edge of Iraqi Kurdistan, to cross into Rojava.

An apparent aspiration, but no longer a realistic target, more a dream?

The diagnosis of aspiration pneumonia was made based on the JRS guidelines for the management of hospital-acquired pneumonia [ 16]: overt aspiration (apparent aspiration), a condition in which aspiration was strongly suspected, or the existence of abnormal swallowing function or dysphagia.

Serious adverse events are apnoea, laryngospasm, hypotension, bradycardia, complete airway obstruction, clinically apparent pulmonary aspiration, permanent neurological injury and death, as defined by the Quebec Guidelines.

Still, after eight years under Mayor Brett D. Schundler, a Harvard-educated conservative who grew up in suburban Westfield, some voters here clearly want to go back to Mr. McCann, a homegrown leader with no apparent higher political aspirations.

The Tory party - the apparent party of aspiration - cannot even promise that those on the new 'living wage' will be able to afford discounted starter homes (when asked, Cameron merely said he "hoped" they would).

Although a dancer's injury onstage affected the New York debut of Configuration, a new contemporary ballet company from Massachusetts, its aspirations were apparent on Monday night at Symphony Space.

The Mustard Seed's aspirations are apparent in the biblical verse, Matthew 17: 19-21, that inspired the name: "If you have faith as a grain of mustard seed... nothing shall be impossible unto you".