Sentence examples for ever aspiring from inspiring English sources

It was a pity, in a way, because he is a nice young man — kind to children, socially conscious, conscientious about his work, and ever aspiring to a technical perfection that he has never quite achieved.

Chris Nash is one of those players who could be accused of playing county cricket without ever aspiring to international honours, but he's exactly the sort of resourceful cricketer that I, and many fans of the domestic game, enjoy.

Sometimes, as a special treat, he would turn over the page of the paper and we would gaze respectfully together at the unapproachable intellectual heights of what was then signed "Torquemada", in the way that two simple ramblers might look at the Matterhorn without ever aspiring to climb it.

Just don't ever aspire to be more than that.

I wondered if she had ever aspired to be a big Hollywood celebrity.

You've next-levelled.'" Had she ever aspired to make it to SNL? "No.

A model of primary colors and cheerful unflappability is not one I would ever aspire to.

But these books are greater than anything I could ever aspire to create.

"The most vulgar person to ever aspire to the Presidency," Marco Rubio announced.

I suspect I saw this as a feminine ambition — not what manly men would ever aspire to.

The recent anti-Tesco furore has revealed this internal division more clearly than any inter-school rugby match could ever aspire to do.