The phrase "aspiring men" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to men who have ambitions or goals they are striving to achieve, often in a professional or personal context.
Example: "The conference was filled with aspiring men eager to make their mark in the industry."
Alternatives: "ambitious men" or "driven men".
But most aspiring leading men, like this year's James McAvoy in "Atonement" and Jim Sturgess in "Across the Universe," would be discouraged from hiding their physical assets.
Before Sept. 11, Mr. Sang sold 5 to 10 engagement rings a week, many of them to upwardly mobile, or at least upwardly aspiring, young men who worked in the nearby financial firms of Lower Manhattan.
Needless to say, the case made for a massive media spectacle, and it seemed to reflect the old mafia adage that aspiring made men should steer clear of drugs.
I remembered Viktor E. Frankl's declaration in Man's Search for Meaning: "Love is the ultimate and highest goal to which man may aspire...a man who has nothing in this world may still know bliss, be it only for a brief moment, in the contemplation of his beloved".
Fabrice Grinda is an Internet entrepreneur, angel investor, student and lover of life, aspiring Renaissance man and co-founder of FJ Labs, a venture investment firm and startup studio.
Fabrice is an Internet entrepreneur, angel investor, student and lover of life, aspiring Renaissance man and co-founder of FJ Labs, a venture investment firm and startup studio.
While I agree that these examples promote an unhelpful stereotype of gay men as funny, sexless sidekicks, I'm unconvinced that these are qualities most gay men aspire to (most gay men I meet just want to be Russell Tovey, but that's another story).
"At this time when Britain is really precarious, you see these men aspiring to power suddenly stepping away and you don't see many men stepping up.
Always promoting humane government, Confucius was first a bureaucrat and then a teacher of young men aspiring to government service.
The universities minister David Willetts has been criticised after making comments that appear to blame educated working women for the lack of jobs available to aspiring working class men.
