Sentence examples for aspired to present from inspiring English sources

It is clear that metaphysical philosophers have sometimes aspired to present their results in the form of a deductive system, to make metaphysics an a priori science.

For many new artists, Latitude and not Edinburgh is the place where they aspire to present their work.

As with our written articles, we aspire to present our data in the clearest, most engaging way possible".

The absence of Hallie is just one indication that Coppola doesn't aspire to present anything like an analytical or detailed view of Southern life.

While no one aspires to present at Fail Faire when they start a new project, it is a safe space to share the pain and underlying causes to advance our understanding of best (and worst) practices, and reduce the probability of future failures.

I have always have and always will aspire to present programming that appeals to everyone.

The design of the tasks, which is informed by the results of the present research, aspires to show research-informed pedagogical interventions for the communication class in BE.

Cars are in my DNA and although I've been fortunate enough to accomplish most things I ever aspired to in motorsport, presenting Top Gear is quite simply the icing on the cake".

Cooley encouraged the young Pond, who aspired to be an artist, by presenting him with his first art book and by commissioning Pond to draw a set of cartoons of the Cooley family.

But this requires a reliable and well-funded immigration bureaucracy in Britain that commands public confidence – something that the UK Border Agency can only aspire to at present.

Obama and Romney both presented themselves as champions of the middle class and those who aspired to join it.