The phrase "aspirations of humanity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the hopes, dreams, or goals that people collectively strive for as a species.
Example: "The conference aimed to address the aspirations of humanity in the face of climate change and technological advancement."
Alternatives: "hopes of mankind" or "goals of humankind".
"In the lands that Communists now master with an iron rule, the eternal aspirations of humanity cannot be forever suppressed," he said.
Over the years, they all got a chance to shine, with Brent Spiner as Data the super-intelligent android who had aspirations of humanity, and Michael Dorn as the Klingon Lieutenant Worf, constantly battling his aggressive instincts, both standing out.
He was a fighter for freedom — and a universalist, who saw the higher aspirations of humanity in the desire to transcend apparent differences in the love of an ideal.
Documents and laws should serve to match the aspirations of humanity's most loving and committed, not limit them.
These acts are neither sanctioned by Islam nor are motivated by the nobler aspirations of humanity.
He points out that the maintenance of unconditional French sovereignty is impossible because it is seeking to break the will of another people... His final lines are "The nationalist demands, with their melange of religious & racial fanaticism, of Western ideology of self-government, and of the aspiration of humanity toward equality, are a fact that cannot be ignored without a catastrophe.
Clearly the demands of campaigners and aspirations of whole swathes of humanity are utterly achievable – if the political will is there.
WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama's Easter address calls on people of all faiths, as well as nonbelievers, to embrace their common aspirations and "shared spirit of humanity".
More likely he agreed with Donald Sassoon's observation that socialists got rid of a utopian albatross when they "abandoned the idea that a single class – the traditional male factory-based proletariat – was somehow endowed by history with the task of embodying the hope and aspiration of the whole of humanity".
Death "moved as an absolute master through these woods and fields, armed solely with itself". Four Fields" is about far more than pieces of earth; it is a summary of humanity's aspirations.
Of all of humanity's aspirations, ascertaining our own history is surely among the highest; students deserve to know about our successes in doing so.
