The phrase "aspired through" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts where one is describing a journey or process of striving towards a goal, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "She aspired through her challenges, determined to reach her dreams."
Alternatives: "strived for" or "aimed at".
As Wesley Enoch says: The aspirational classes – which I assume my parents were – aspired through education and saving to make the world better for the next generation.
What used to be called a liberal education was one that aspired, through the study of literature, philosophy, history and science, to intellectual excellence.
In a few cases, pancreatic fluid was aspired through a prior inserted external drainage of the major pancreatic duct.
This is the ideal to which the Church must aspire through the example of Christ, and some of the harshest invective in Wyclif's prose is directed against the Church's refusal to return to this apostolic state.
He added: "Documents disclosed by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden show that governments dare to aspire, through their intelligence agencies, to a god-like knowledge of each and every one of us".
Documents disclosed by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden show that governments dare to aspire through their intelligence agencies to a god-like knowledge of each and every one of us, but at the same time they hide their actions behind official secrecy".
He gives them a platform -- their antiquated prejudices once again have a seat at the table, or to such they aspire, through him.
This highly organised structure for care and research is a model to which the adult cancer community is currently aspiring through both the Calman reshaping and the National Cancer Research Network (NCRN).
Nasserism became a secular, pan-Arab political philosophy that many Arabs aspired to.Through the 1950s and 1960s, army coups as far afield as Algeria, Libya, Sudan, Yemen, Syria and Iraq all produced regimes that sacrificed freedoms on the altar of progress, stability and Arab unity.
In the rhetorical fulminations of his political poetry, he has aspired to smash through America's self-portrayal "as a force for universal good".
For over a year, its political wing insisted that Hamas was putting politics above armed rebellion, and aspired to power through the ballot box in the delayed parliamentary election now due in January.
