Sentence examples similar to aspiration rose from inspiring English sources

And with nostalgia comes the acknowledgement that the world has moved on, and that yesterday's grand aspirations are today's rose-colored memories, and that there is probably a reason why that is so.

Too many in Labour are looking back on Tony Blair's time in office with "rose-tinted glasses" and claiming pejoratively that the party no longer understands aspiration, Sadiq Khan, one of the party's London mayoral hopefuls, has said.

Within neoliberal discourses, the individual's goals and aspirations become realized through the supposed 'freedom' to make rational choices and engage in self-improvement (Rose 2000).

"Bread and roses" is as good a slogan as any in the coming fight: because to say that the left shuns aspiration is a rightwing fraud, a strawman.

Low aspiration begets low aspiration.

Aspiration maybe?

Rose Theatre.

And rose.

"Thanks, Rose.

Hands rose.

Dietzel rose.