Sentence examples for central aspiration from inspiring English sources

For a time, hip-hop fashion labels like Phat Farm, Sean John, and Roc-a-Wear seemed poised to establish themselves as dominant brands, but each has struggled with the tension between its business plan, which was to sell modestly priced clothes, and hip-hop's central aspiration, which is to get rich enough not to have to buy modestly priced clothes.

However, the wrong kind of reason problem poses a challenge to this central aspiration of FA analysis.

To taste life in all its heights and depths and in its full complexity becomes a central aspiration of modern man" [26:13, italics in original].

The central aspiration of the Non-Aligned Movement was basically sound: to help struggling new states build influence and power in a dangerous world.

The former describes the central aspiration we should have for all students.

"Central to this aspiration is our intention to stage each of Shakespeare's plays just once in the next six years to 2019, making every play an event," he added.

Few cities anywhere in the world had made the construction of a theatre – in this case, one which took nearly 20 years to finish – so central to their aspirations to urban greatness.

In Congress, Bennet has been a quiet leader on many of the issues that are central to the aspirations of the next generations of Americans: gun safety, immigration, LGTBQ rights, energy and the environment.

The African continent has long been central to the aspirations of the West.

The move comes three years on from the much-heralded Localism Act 2011, and yet there are repeated clashes between central diktat and local aspiration.

Is it odd or appropriate that someone who began so far out on society's fringes should have made such central addresses to American aspiration and its various disappointments?