Sentence examples for aspire the from inspiring English sources

Fame itself is, by some measures, the thing to which young people aspire the most.

It is "the standard to which other states aspire," the panel said.

Finally, there is now a new level to which we aspire, the "lifetime" status given if you consistently hit the highest levels for a number of years.

Rather than first concentrate on creating a network of fine schools across the country to which all parents could aspire, the Labour government set about destroying those very centres of excellence which had so benefited their own ranks.

Mr. Cramer, a journalist whose previous book was "What It Takes: The Way to the White House," has furnished us with a grand American tale, its ingredients including struggling immigrants from Sicily, the limitless dimensions to which talent can aspire, the possibility that dreams can be realized, and baseball.

Unlike the infamous Joe McGinniss/Jeffrey MacDonald face-off savagely documented in Janet Malcolm's book The Journalist and the Murderer (the 1990 urtext to which all such stories aspire), the symbiotic relationship between Finkel and Longo is neither complex, intriguing, nor dramatic enough to turn this battle of personal demons into something more universal.

Broadly defined, deliberative democracy aspires the decision-making legitimacy by deliberation of equal citizens.

And most important, we have one outside the home to which he aspires: The White House.

As with other chiropractors, the authors aspire to the principles of evidence-based practice in the care of asthma sufferers.

Instead of the common people aspiring to the style of billionaires, many billionaires now aspire to the style of the commoners.

We're all supposed to aspire to the generica that the middle class aspires to.