Sentence examples for aspirations a from inspiring English sources
Her aspirations a little tougher, cut a little higher.
Only peace and democracy can make those aspirations a reality.
But, however lofty its aspirations, a New York City to-go joint must adhere to certain conventions.
He was an African aristocrat, articulate of his people's aspirations, a reconciler and forgiver of past evils.
The disappearance of the white cornerback has more to do with shrunken aspirations, a lack of confidence and a reluctance to compete.
That is not terrible by traditional consulting standards, but far below the Internet consultancies' aspirations a year ago.No more nose ringsMeanwhile, the technology industry has grown up.
It is a tax on aspiration, a tax on success and effectively licensed robbery.
It is an aspiration — a hope, a dream, a feeling.
Is it a source of aspiration, a celebration, or a catalyst for our body shame?
Sanctuary is an aspiration, a statement of values rather than a statement of fact.
"Aspiration, a piece of the foetus could be stuck inside the uterus".
