Sentence examples for aspiring to create from inspiring English sources

"Particularly that sense of, 'what is going to constitute the kind of family that I'm aspiring to create for myself?'.

Across Borders connects Palestinian refugee camps via the internet, aspiring to create a "virtual reunification" of their divided population.

Were you aspiring to create some kind of British equivalent to Donald Allen's anthology The New American Poetry (1960)?

"People often say something has a mineral taste, like granite in a riesling wine, and he was aspiring to create that ingredient.

A good piece of music is a model of community of different people and sounds coming together, aspiring to create a whole far greater than its constituent parts.

Grade heaped praise on Strictly Come Dancing, The Great British Bake Off and drama Wolf Hall as examples of the homegrown hits the BBC should be aspiring to create.

They aspire to create a sense of nobility".

By day, the sometime-curators aspire to create a community center for arts education.

It's no surprise that entrepreneurs aspire to create a Chinese Apple.

The corporation aspires to create 8,000 jobs in the Olympic Park by 2030.

But these books are greater than anything I could ever aspire to create.