The phrase "aspiring person" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to someone who is actively working towards a goal or career path. Example: She was always an aspiring person, constantly seeking new opportunities and challenges to help her achieve her dreams.
It has everything the aspiring white person could want in a getaway.
Out of Sight is geared towards the aspiring young person, and it certainly applies to everyone, to 'break out,' achieve and be successful".
I have an older brother who could not be more different from me, and I recall on my graduation from university my father saying ' too bad you are not your brother and your brother's not you!' He meant I was a career aspiring young person that would be better suited as the male provider, but as a female I could just marry some successful male.
These changes have been caused not least by new automation technologies, which make it possible for aspiring one-person design agencies to present clients with professional product designs.
He doesn't knuckle down on detail, and hard-wired detail aversion is a risky attribute for a person aspiring to be a prime minister.
That Willard has not a single pang of conscience about what he did because it was posited as how capitalism works is a reasonable issue for a person aspiring to be president to address.
It's a seminal entry in the now-familiar genre of an aspiring filmmaker's first-person story.
Or, aspiring to be a good person cool".
I have always considered myself a substantive person, and for aspiring BAP's, I read, having substance is another way to make the grade.
She said in her written remarks that she felt that perhaps even in most cases a person should aspire to overcome their personal experiences, but that they, in most cases, they may not.
Second, the idea that people can and should be supported to develop and exercise autonomy capabilities can usefully limit the kinds of means that service providers who aspire to be person-centered can use in the pursuit of health.
