Sentence examples for continue to aspire from inspiring English sources
Should the British continue to aspire to a global military role?
Irish Republicans continue to aspire to a united Ireland free of British rule, but rely upon peaceful methods.
This was the feeling they would continue to aspire to, even as the company underwent difficult transformations.
Nonetheless, the social and psychological characteristics often ascribed to the Khmer individualism, conservatism, patience, gentleness, and lack of concern for material wealth represent Buddhist ideals toward which Cambodians, especially in rural areas, continue to aspire.
If women continue to aspire to our outdated model of the action-hero leader then they will continue to operate with one hand tied behind their back, damaged in a race they can't win.
Nowadays, with the possible exception of Germany, a country such as Britain, boasting about 1% of the world's population and 3% of the world's GDP, is unlikely to be able to hold anything like the position of power to which we continue to aspire, unless this is firmly anchored in a strong alliances and, ideally, a credible regional framework.
Although repeatedly driven out or forbidden by conquerors to return, they have continued to aspire to do so, time and again, over the past 2,600 years.
English fiction, for all the social and philosophical earthquakes since Chaucer, continues to aspire, with the serenity of a treatise, to a certain dispassionate elevation above the human scene.
That's in part because Wallace, it's fair to say, if one thinks about the life and the work as two expressions of the same impulse (as biographers tend to do), continued to aspire to be Gately — read his famous Kenyon College address from 2005 — even if he didn't really want to invent him on paper a second time.
But he added that al-Qaeda's core in Pakistan "continues to aspire to spectacular attacks", while militant groups in Yemen and Somalia were growing stronger.
Rollason continued to aspire to a career in broadcasting, and while still teaching did screen tests for BBC Wales and BBC South, but she was unsuccessful in both auditions.
