Sentence examples for aspirational behaviour from inspiring English sources
But owning two Jaguars is simply aspirational behaviour - something every Tory is supposed to applaud, including the second-hand car dealers represented among their ranks.
It is therefore possible that both questioning via the CATI and recording of water usage using the diary were potentially subject to respondents reporting aspirational, rather than actual, behaviour.
These results suggest aassociations between consumerism and both smoking and drinking might arise because adolescent identities incorporate both consumerism and substance use, or be the result of promotion (indirectly in the case of tobacco) linking consumerist or aspirational lifestyles with these behaviours.
Smoking's unavoidable smell, and others' reaction against this, led some participants to describe smoking as a socially rejected behaviour that lost its aspirational attributes: " It's not hot and cool as it may have been back before everyone knew the hazards and definitely brings to mind that whole kissing an ashtray kind of analogy" (F, 24).
Thus promotions, including glamourised images linking consumerist or aspirational lifestyles with smoking or drinking, might mean associations between these behaviours and acquisition-focused and/or brand-focused aspects of consumerism are stronger than those between smoking and drinking and consumerist dissatisfaction.
It's completely aspirational".
Very naïve but aspirational.
"It has to be aspirational.
Simple, yet aspirational.
