She aspired to found a non-profit organization, but had too many causes to choose from.
He had a thorough grounding in scholastic philosophy and aspired to found a modern Christian philosophy on this model.
It aspires to find the universality in grief, and, for some, at least, it succeeds.
In "Seymour: An Introduction," Hawke's first movie as a documentary filmmaker, he aspires to find his way again by seeking out the wisdom of a sister art.
Offsetting the need for reform is a deep Mediterranean resignation; many Greeks find the status quo, however problematic, more convenient than a new order, and aspire to find what is known as "volema," the term for a comfortable setup within the prevailing system.
The suggestion that citizens should withhold political criticism for fear of offense is far more embarrassing to Singapore than any videos by Amos Yee could… In Ethan Hawke's first documentary, he aspires to find his way through the second half of his career by seeking out the wisdom of a… To make a cheap, wildly popular movie that perfectly channels its author's vision is a creative superpower.
Bioinformaticians aspire to find ways to integrate biological data sources for this purpose and system integration is a very important research topic.
In case you don't read fashion magazines, American Vogue is basically like a seasonal shopping catalogue for women who find themselves, or aspire to find themselves, in the 1%.
I believe that for a human being today who aspires to find enlightenment, that question is an essential part of awakening.
She aspired to find a creative role but recognized the difficulties she faced, as she later wrote: An architect friend suggested that she might like to try "landscape gardening" (the term used at the time for landscape architecture) a field in which Beatrix Jones Farrand had become a female pioneer during the 1890s.
