Sentence examples for aspirational stuff from inspiring English sources

At around the time when TV shows about healthcare and effective policing replaced actual healthcare and effective policing, aspirations began to be replaced with aspirational stuff.

Straightforward aspirational stuff, but with the added twist of misogyny.

But it is that they see our MPs claiming for plasma TVs, which is aspirational stuff.

As proper journalism became impossibly expensive and the recycling of PR handouts and pandering to advertisers became an easy option, what had been a marginal feature in our media landscape became a central mountain of cheap coverage about aspirational stuff.

"They save aspirational stuff," he says.

As the company hires more curators, some of them will turn their attention away from zapping porn and instead "plow through the Internet to find the coolest shit online" — not the aspirational, expensive stuff featured in glossy magazines like GQ, but items in the $20 to $40 range.

Solace by Nicci Gerrard 384pp, Penguin, £6.99 Raking the Ashes by Anne Fine 409pp, Bantam, £16.99 Innocence by Kathleen Tessaro 400pp, HarperCollins, £10 Exposure by Talitha Stevenson 416pp, Virago, £14.99 When women write cheerful, upbeat stuff about aspirational females out and about in the world, they are bluntly informed that it doesn't count as literary, it's just chick lit.

These are the aspirational middle classes, the politically indispensable stuff of Thatcher's and Mr Blair's majorities, and Mr Miliband has hardly anything to say to them.

Pawlenty loops back around, away from the aspirational...that is to say, "crazy", stuff.

This isn't aspirational cookery it's ordinary, warts and all stuff complete with forgotten ingredients, drunken guests, screaming smoke alarms, allergic reactions and everything else that can mar the perfect dinner party.

Sure Apple's stuff looks great, cool and is about as aspirational as branded products get in the Y-Gen/Digital Natives space today.