Sentence examples for aspiration something from inspiring English sources
It's an aspiration, something to work towards.
When we regard accountability as something positive, we position it as an aspiration, something to be desired because it makes us better.
The majority of men view the ideal as an aspiration, something that influences their practices and structures men's understandings of themselves and their behaviours, without necessarily being achievable or desired in its entirety for all men (20).
Is this behavior, which I would put in the same category as aspirations, something we should be medicating?
His presence there will likely spark new speculation about his national aspirations, something his aides do not seem to mind given the added stature it gives as he battles with Democrats at home.
The investigation appears to support allegations the country's Catholic Church backed Peña Nieto's electoral aspirations – something Valdemar vehemently denies.
As Onyenwere prepared to commence what the Bruins hope will be nearly a month's worth of boogieing as the leading scorer on a team with Final Four aspirations, something finally made her freeze.
Yet in undertaking thesis work they are temporarily caught up in these aspirations (something that does not happen in lectures, according to one student).
Package your aspiration into something you can sell, and take the risk that people, when actually asked to exchange something of value, might say no.
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.
As rumour has wreathed around Miller in the manner of Hollyoaks actresses and Manchester United footballers, this admission of his marital aspiration is something of a relief.
