The phrase "aspirational message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a communication that aims to inspire or motivate individuals towards a goal or ideal.
Example: "The company's new advertising campaign features an aspirational message that encourages consumers to pursue their dreams."
Alternatives: "inspirational message" or "motivational message".
"Our message right now is not an aspirational message".
That is an aspirational message that should infuse everything we do.
But Mercury really started to take off in the 1950s, with the arrival of an American middle class that responded to its aspirational message.
"We need to be hopeful and optimistic, have an aspirational message," Mr Bush said in an interview with NBC News previewing Monday's speech.
While Alan Johnson quite rightly on Friday asserted the case for a more aspirational message, I think there is something beyond the materialism.
While Alan Johnson quite rightly on Friday asserted the case for a more aspirational message, I think there is something beyond the materialism.
Appeals to class politics gave way to more aspirational messaging.
Some analysts have contrasted Gandhi's stress on the Congress-led government's massive expansion of welfare programmes with Modi's more "aspirational" messages aimed at India's youthful population.
You don't have to be a Grinch to find this time of year a chore – all that enforced ho-ho-ho, non-stop drinking, and over-consumption of Brussel sprouts and mince pies (not on the same plate, though, that would be weird) – as we are bombarded with aspirational messages in pursuit of the "perfect Christmas".
The aspirational messaging, that's rooted in American Excellence and drives Squarespace's growth, has permeated into a traditionally practical aspect of web hosting.
Women are now more active than men across major social media platforms such as Twitter, Pinterest and Facebook and have a stronger attachment to social networking than do men, but does time spent online and the aspirational messages they're bombarded with on these sites actually have a negative effect on their psyches?
