Sentence examples for distant aspirations from inspiring English sources

Some distant aspirations remain.

DEADLINES are to trade negotiators what chastity and continence were to St Augustine: distant aspirations rather than binding obligations.

I'VE been at the launch event for "Building Britain's Future", the government's grand title for an eclectic jumble of old initiatives, distant aspirations and one or two interesting ideas.

But his vulgar style contributed to the impression that the song offered an unfiltered glimpse into the group's daily reality: "bored as hell," cackling at all the neighborhood drama, living to survive rather than pining for the distant aspirations that had entranced their parents.

We must now own that any of our distant aspirations, whether it is starting a business or running for office, are not impossible.

Mr. President, We don't have to look very far into our past to recall a time when a man of color holding the office you do now was not more than an idea relegated to the distant aspirations of young people and the musings of fiction writers.

It was understood to be a distant aspiration, not a concrete midterm goal.

Across Iraq the rule of law is usually a distant aspiration rather than a solid achievement.

A permanent solution to this problem, as of now, is only a distant aspiration of common people of Karachi.

Many pwMS hoped to be able to maintain their current level of function; some hoped to benefit from a future cure while others described this as a more distant aspiration.

But around the country there are charities and volunteers who are not willing to sit back and watch while these young people's aspirations go down the tube, amounting to no more than a distant dream.