Sentence examples for best aspired from inspiring English sources

Above all, "Breathless" seemed to me to be first-person filmmaking, the work of a person making a film the way musicians make music or novelists and philosophers write it seemed to me to be a movie made by the kind of swift and streetwise young intellectual I and many of the people I knew best aspired to be.

With the passion and agility of youth, Fenton worked the front lines of a movement that aspired to be a revolution, and his best pictures have lost none of their agitated, fired-up zeal.

The best serving cell is typically the one that guarantees the aspired quality-of-service (QoS) with the least necessary transmitter power.

He has, his whole life, aspired to glory, without giving off too great a reek of aspiration.

Montaigne came from a merchant family that aspired to nobility, and thus there is a certain fashionable elitism in his views; he held, among other things, that courtly education succeeds best when the pupil studies under a private tutor.

Art has often aspired to universal values.

As Peril writes, "not every­one aspired to be an executive".

Houphouët-Boigny was never rich nor aspired to be.

Yet in recent years graduates have rarely aspired to such a grubby job as teaching.

Achievement is aspired to from the moment of birth, if not before".

Frederick William IV (reigned 1840 61), a romantic, aspired to revive in Prussia his imaginary conception of the Middle Ages.