Sentence examples for dearest aspirations from inspiring English sources
And it would wreck one of Mr Saakashvili's dearest aspirations, and the one the Russians most resent: his plan to take Georgia into NATO.
THEY are some foe of ancestral dread that will subjugate, confine and torture the most dear of our aspirations, liberty.
He's a postie with literary aspirations who begins Dear Granny Smith, his "letter from your postman" with a cri de coeur: "The world doesn't seem to be made for human beings any more". Writing as his union is about to go on strike, he says his letter is "an apology for everything that's gone wrong with the Royal Mail".
They lend their faces and voices to principles and aspirations that people hold dear at a point in time.
Pressed again about Lula's aspirations, Rousseff answered, "That I don't know, my dear".
His aspirations extend not just to himself but in support of the very same community he holds so dear, and it's a relationship that goes both ways.
