Sentence examples for aspirations that from inspiring English sources

The values and aspirations that motivate the British people are the same values and aspirations that motivate us.

It is the most basic of aspirations that is driving this change.

But scientists involved should beware of having aspirations that are too high.

Now, it is those public declarations, rather than those quieter aspirations, that are being fulfilled now.

The aspirations that inspired the spark over a seven-dollar bribe are universal, and we know it.

That is why we have a stake in the democratic aspirations that are now washing across the Arab world.

For a player who cost £32.5m at a club of Liverpool's aspirations, that is not good enough.

Perhaps you had performance-related aspirations that turned her off, I suggested; perhaps your lovemaking became unaffectionate.

That is why we have a stake in the democratic aspirations that are now washing across the Arab World.

"We will be a voice for those aspirations that are universal, and we continue to call upon the Iranian government to respect the rights of its people".

Each group had a sense of uncertainty, mixed emotions, and stifled aspirations that lent a questioning counterpoint to the general chorus of affirmation in American life.