Sentence examples for certain aspirations from inspiring English sources

But his mistakes illuminate useful truths: that all people share certain aspirations and that history is wide open.

In this way, oddly enough, the liberal view is consonant with certain aspirations of the Bush administration.

But while the euro has already disappointed certain aspirations and has not been popularly embraced, it has hardly been a failure.

"Obviously there are certain aspirations that are being voiced by each of these movements, but there's no question that each of them is unique," Deputy National Security Adviser Denis McDonough said on Monday.

But the poets Alexander told Dwight Garner of the Times that she's been reading in preparation for her task — Virgil, Auden, Ted Hughes, Seamus Heaney, Gwendolyn Brooks — suggest that she has certain aspirations in mind: linguistic clarity, moral intensity, historical resonance, intellectual power.

Because it was what couples of a certain age, with certain aspirations to family life, did.

A second aspect of American exceptionalism is that while in other countries citizenship is a function of birth and blood, you become an American by assimilating to a certain way of life, a certain aspiration.

One is infusion of NO-free air into one nostril, at a certain aspiration flow, while extracting air from the other nostril where it is analyzed, and the other is direct sampling from the nose with an airstream generated by the analyzer.

On the one hand we were simple craftsmen and trade-unionists; on the other we had certain social aspirations.

However, parents, elders and leaders at all levels throughout the world have certain common aspirations for the well-being of their children.

For some people who knew him, Mason captured a certain liberal aspiration for what the city could be.