Sentence examples for boundless aspirations from inspiring English sources
The boundless aspirations and ardors of young people are themselves the core of his romanticism.
And above all, we saw a new generation emerge -- a generation that uses their own creativity and talent and technology to call for a government that represented their hopes and not their fears; a government that is responsive to their boundless aspirations.
Martin Luther King Jr. once said it was the instant in eternity when she got "anchored to her seat by the accumulated indignities of days gone by, and by the boundless aspirations of generations yet unborn". And yet, what about other no's, earlier no's, prior anchorings, some of which go back into previous decades?
America's late start and boundless aspirations must underlie this obsession; a brand-new country hoping to supersede Europe's accomplishments would surely look at the abundance of great European writers and feel a national urge to compete on the cultural playing field.
Lionel Trilling once wrote in an essay on "Faust" that the legend had particularly compelling appeal for modern times because "the personality and career of Faust have been taken to be typical of at least two aspects of Western civilization in recent centuries, its boundless aspiration and its haunting doubt.
Planting is existential, boundless, aspirational.
Boundless ambition was part of it.
They tied together a nation that had survived the Civil War, that was transcontinental in its reach from sea to shining sea, and that seemed boundless in its aspirations.
Specifically, it embodies the boundless powers of the Buddha, which are miraculous aspiration, effort, intention and analysis.
