Sentence examples for aspirational one from inspiring English sources

Scandal's approach to #BlackLivesMatter and the countless tragedies that have led to such movements is an aspirational one at best.

(Whether his vision is an accurate depiction of the natural world or an aspirational one is another story altogether).

The initiative helped give cycling a coolness boost, going some way towards making a sustainable choice an aspirational one.

After a variable 2012, results this year should indicate whether there is enough talent to shoulder the switch from the pragmatic ethos of past US teams to an aspirational one.

But the shy, aspirational one – traditionally a transformed autobiographical version of the author in this kind of story – is Christian Cooke, as Freddie, the ambitious lad who has got a white-collar job in an insurance company.

When participants described their personal styles, they often used the word "classic" and frequently mentioned Michelle Obama's style as an aspirational one.

Second, it was assessed whether women who were able to have a wanted abortion were more likely to achieve these aspirational one-year plans one year later.

It combines the voyeuristic pleasures of browsing albums on Facebook (peeping into other people's houses) with the aspirational ones of Architectural Digest (we are all a $39.99 bookshelf away from being well-read Swedish architects).

This is aspirational, one-day-you-can-be-rich-too Trump.

John Guyatt, head of Sevenoaks school in Kent, which is even closer to total switch-over, says that many universities prefer the IB's more nuanced, points-based grading system.If enough of the posh schools follow suit, aspirational ones in the state sector will be obliged to emulate them.

Instead, the product is targeted at two key demographics – regular runners and aspirational ones, which, granted, is a reasonably large group of people, all together.