Sentence examples for aspired to set from inspiring English sources
Both groups aspired to set literature and art free from the materialistic preoccupations of industrialized society, and, in both, the freedom of some members' morals helped to enlarge the connotation of the term, which is almost equivalent to fin de siècle.
That principle is laid out with ever-growing clarity in every modern document that aspires to set limits to the way people fight.
Headteachers should aspire to set the climate in their schools to realise this virtuous combination, ensuring that the school's systems, organisation and processes are well considered and fit for purpose, as well as transparent and fair.
It aspires to set up a regulatory organization for the accounting industry, limit consulting services by audit houses and create more regulations on corporate disclosure and trading.
What's more, it's simply called KL to all who live or aspire to set up shop in Malaysia's capital and one true urban agglomeration — whose population tops 7 million.
"I try to aspire to set a good one, and model the behaviors that we value and expect at Southwest Airlines".
Heindel's book has been described by the writer Thomas McEvilley as a "a psychological alchemy which aspires to set spirit free from solid bodies and restore it to the Eden of unity".
Finally, the president can aspire to set more ambitious and explicit goals for himself in making sure that his administration better reflects the growing diversity of the country and includes more Latinos among its ranks.
But neither Dench, who then aspired to be a set designer, nor her teachers took her ability very seriously.
