Sentence examples for aspire only from inspiring English sources

Married Christians could aspire only to the bottom, inferior tier.

Mr. Newell and whoever sings backup practically shout the choruses, in the spirit of bands who aspire only to rooms much bigger than this one.

All in all, "See Dad Run" seems to aspire only to blandness, which is perhaps just right for Nick at Nite's risk-averse audience.

The trouble is that if you repeatedly tell people that they can aspire only to mediocrity, that is what they in the end will believe.

A reporter should aspire only to use those facts available to him that he knows are true, as best he can ascertain the truth.

These beliefs — and the corollary that audiences can make up their own minds — have brought hidden gems to the surface, as well as some projects that can aspire only to mediocrity.

Aspiring only to the purity of early Christianity, they were appalled by the worldliness of the medieval papacy and its debauched clerics.

She aspired only to the traditional female roles (mother, wife), and she was determined to do whatever it took to fulfill her dream of the white picket fence.

That's why we gave our all but could not find a solution to a team that only defended and aspired only to have long- range strikes".

"High Button Shoes" aspires only to be silly and entertaining, and in the current production at Goodspeed Opera House it is just that.

But her world, rather too obedient in its fidelity to the music, aspired only to decoration (much like A. Christina Giannini's costumes, which included flouncy skirts for the women and unitards for the men).