Sentence examples for bring aspiration from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to bring high fashion to urban music, to bring aspiration, imagination, luxury".

He wanted to bring aspirations to the Harlem community.

This election has brought "aspiration" to the forefront of political choice.

They brought aspirations of a better future for their children, alongside an unwavering work ethic.

Although the Charlesgate Alliance may very well bring their aspirations to fruition, doing so will be no small task.

Let's challenge ourselves to be more musically inclusive to bring the aspirations of the National Plan for Music Education fully to life.

It is not to say there nothing at all in Cuba, Havana and the eastern city Baracoa have plenty of hotels -- European player Meliá is already operating there -- but people expecting five-diamond accommodation with butler service and personalized cigars monogrammed in gold leaf may have to bring the aspirations down a peg.

It is probably fair to say that Andrea Palladio, who died in 1580, is the patron saint of every McMansion that has ever cluttered the American landscape, because it was he who brought architectural aspiration to the houses of the moderately wealthy.

Of course, increased aspirations bring escalating costs in an arms race that even the N.C.A.A. says is unsustainable.

Some Afghans, however, are still hopeful the election will bring change, with aspirations not far different from those of US voters weary with the steady flow of young men and women returning home in coffins, and the steep cost of a war amid a struggling economy.

Rising nationalist and independence aspirations bring bloody conflict with Croats and Bosnian Muslims.