Sentence examples for aspires to know from inspiring English sources

In the case of General Electric's Predix Industrial Internet software, the company aspires to know exactly when a machine is going to break down, helping to automate decisions about maintenance visits and reduce the waste from unplanned downtime.

For science fiction may really aspire to be more like history than fantasy, not because it aspires to be true, but because it aspires to know what could possibly be true.

The soul knows every level of life; a great leader aspires to know the same.

They show him to be what Carlyle called a "professor of things in general", a man who knew everything or aspired to know everything or carried off a brilliant pretence of knowing everything, and who did this best in his literary journalism.

Its listeners too aspired to know everything.

It was something I aspired to know.

Its subject is knowledge, and whether we can, and should, aspire to know things truly.

For Melancholy in his eyes is the badge of genius - to aspire to know and create is to slump into despair.

The disclosure of two giant data collection programs carried out by the US National Security Agency shows that too many governments still aspire to know too much about too many people.

Campbell, a journalist who has written several books on scientific subjects, thinks that, indeed, we should aspire to know things truly, and he is distressed by what he calls "an almost unprecedented tolerance of falsehood" today, a development he blames on something he calls "postmodernism".

While we are asked to know God understood by Ibn Gabirol in tripart terms as a hidden First Essence and as an active, manifesting Will and Wisdom we are cautioned a few lines later that it is impossible to truly know the First Essence, and that we can only aspire to know the things which He makes and sustains (Fons Vitae 1.4, p. 6, lines 19 22).