Sentence examples for aspiration for something from inspiring English sources
They haven't made it to the top as the light fades, but at last humanity has come together, in its pained aspiration for something higher than itself.
The people's aspirations for something better were transformed into a crisis when President Ali Abdullah Saleh sought to extend his rule beyond 40 years and to bequeath Yemen – as if the country was one of his possessions – to his son.
Although poor, they are driven not by need but by aspiration and desire for the latest gadget, or for something that can be used to finance its purchase.
If Bernie Sanders represents the liberal aspirations of the past half-century, Clinton stands for something more complicated.
By Benjamin Wallace-Wells January 26 , 2016If Bernie Sanders represents the liberal aspirations of the past half-century, Hillary Clinton stands for something more complicated.
He has confused aspiration with action, he has not distinguished between wishing for something and doing it.
Obviously it's between you, your god and your bank manager whether you think paying these prices is obscene, an aspiration or something you do most weekends, but there's undeniably an international market for this level of luxury goods.
Today he expresses his aspiration as something that might happen later rather than sooner.
There's something in our culture and in our common pop culture about songs about the railroad, in which the railroad becomes a metaphor for aspiration, for heartbreak, for death.
