"He had tremendously high aspirations for himself," said Mrs. Pace.
The former president said the suspense was worse for him than on those election nights when his aspirations for himself had been on the line.
Despite widespread esteem for his priestly and scholarly attainments and the purity of his religious aspirations, Hōnen himself, in his penetrating self-reflection, expressed a profound awareness of his incapacity to fulfill any Buddhist practice and thereby advance himself toward enlightenment.
Accordingly, the learner may begin to have aspirations and to set himself future standards that are influenced by his past performances and those of his fellows.
Mr. Keeley himself had aspirations to become governor, and as a single politician in his 20's, he made the rounds of political schmooze-sessions in Hartford.
Mr. Castaldo had aspirations as a developer himself a few years ago, and with a partner, Tom Cody, he had purchased a vacant garage on Perry Street next to the property Mr. Born and Mr. Meier bought.
According to A. Shahbazi, Arsaces "deliberately diverges from Seleucid coins to emphasize his nationalistic and royal aspirations, and he calls himself Kārny/Karny (Greek: Autocratos), a title already borne by Achaemenid supreme generals, such as Cyrus the Younger".
Nellie Beatrice Osborne, an uneducated Cockney barmaid, rained withering contempt on her son throughout their arid life together, attacking him for his timidity, his spindly looks, his bed-wetting, his aspiration to better himself.
In a statement of rebellion and aspiration, Bowling shows himself both swinging rebelliously over, and gently descending from the staircase that linked the anarchic Royal College of Art to the established serenity of the V&A Museum as a symbol.
