Sentence examples for every aspirant from inspiring English sources

She is also every aspirant American, every aspirant anyone, pushing herself out of a pokey place and her children into the spotlight.

And in the final four weeks before the second round of the election, on May 6, speech and coverage are to be equal for every aspirant.

These two statements should be tattooed on the hands of every aspirant film-maker, and not just aspirant ones, come to think of it.

Pforzheimer did not warm to every aspirant, and once he took a dislike to someone he held on to it for life.

There is a neat through-line from those critics to Ronald Reagan's "Morning in America" idealism to the shopworn rhetoric of nearly every aspirant to even local public office that the nation's "best days are ahead of us".

There is a neat through-line from those critics to Ronald Reagan's "Morning in America" idealism to the shopworn rhetoric of nearly every aspirant to even local public office that the nation's "best days are ahead of us". We are largely adherents of the state religion of optimism and not of a particularly mature version of it, either.

"Every political aspirant who was running for office, came," he says.

Every presidential aspirant issues that boilerplate – as it elides an explanation of what the candidate thinks is worth fighting for – but Clinton's long public record, which she uses as a selling point against Trump, gives reason to doubt it.

In 1996 one of those rare chance events occurred that every entertainment aspirant hopes for: the Brazilian music superstar Caetano Veloso saw her sing a single tune at the end of a dress rehearsal with the Olodum Theatrical Group in Salvador.

The blueprint for that has been to find something that every AI aspirant needs (or wants), then charge for it.

Soon almost every presidential aspirant was claiming to be born again or at least on pretty close speaking terms with God, if not having God on his campaign staff.