Sentence examples for aspire on from inspiring English sources

There is a simple lesson here: unfettered access to a free Internet is not merely a goal to which we should aspire on principle, but also a very practical means of countering Al Qaeda.

The free debate, held in the premier event venue Aspire on Tuesday, saw politicians from all major political parties in the UK take to the panel to battle out whether today's younger generation is reaping the benefits from the country politics or not.

These are also the islands to which hundreds of thousands of mainly Muslim refugees aspire; on some of them they are penned in conditions which Pope Francis has described as like "concentration camps" – which shows that Christianity can be welcoming as well as exclusive.

And I deeply believe that all of us aspire on some level when we're trying to be all we can be in our lives.

Those same two choke points separate many academia-based job seekers from careers they aspire to on the business side of science.

He isn't even aspiring to on-the-job training.

Coldplay never aspire to that; on one hand they sound British but on the other they sound like a huge global artist".

It aspires on the whole to represent integration rather than disintegration.

And we aspired on the Russia account to do the same.

The result was sonic catharsis, something to which U2 apparently aspires on a grand level: The band seemed intent on turning the concert into a full-on rock-and-roll jubilee -- an exercise in spiritual ecstasy (albeit one shot through with a heavy dose of change-the-world polemic; but still... ).

To be clear, in saying that a constitution aspires, on a fixed view, to be morally and politically neutral, I in no way mean to deny that those who take this stance believe that it expresses a particular political vision or a set of fundamental commitments to certain values and principles of political morality.