Sentence examples for consider aspirational from inspiring English sources

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Everyone looked a bit rubbish too; buckles, bootcut jeans and exposed thongs were considered aspirational – pre-normcore pantsuits, badly fitted leather jackets and khaki, the reality.

In the mid-aughts, when the economy was in delirious overdrive and Britney's bejeweled bellybutton was considered aspirational, Olivier Theyskens, then at Rochas, took a stand against "global vulgarity".

The price point which hovers around $895 for a suit jacket is considered aspirational luxury, which means young bankers are the target clients.

Ten features were considered "aspirational" because of a lack of agreed standards and/or suitable knowledge bases.

Ten features were considered "aspirational", that is they could not be implemented at the time of the study, either because of a lack of agreed standards or lack of nationally accepted knowledge bases being available in a suitable format.

Perhaps we should consider the aspirational images around us.

She was hired, the capper to what many comedians would consider an aspirational Twitter tale.

These consensus points should be considered as aspirational benchmarks for existing ART laboratories, and as guidelines for the construction of new ART laboratories.

There's a great deal of anecdotal evidence to suggest that in England too, RP - the regionally non-specific accent of the educated middle classes - is no longer considered an aspirational model by many young middle class speakers in its former heartland, the south-east of England.

And given the realities on the ground, we should consider this timetable more aspirational than practical.