Sentence examples for exalted aspirations from inspiring English sources
It produced art that spoke to the tenderest feelings and most exalted aspirations but also functioned as propaganda for imperialist ideology.
They showed an equally uninhibited disdain for the drabness of the postwar welfare state, and their writings frequently expressed raw anger and frustration as the postwar reforms failed to meet exalted aspirations for genuine change.
Patrick Wormald's verdict was harsh: "The hallmark of Æthelstan's law-making is the gulf dividing its exalted aspirations from his spasmodic impact".
Rather than learning only from Muslim scholars in his court, Akbar stated that he mingled with "learned men of all religions, thus depriving profit from their exquisite discourses and exalted aspirations".
Henry Shue suggests that human rights concern the "lower limits on tolerable human conduct" rather than "great aspirations and exalted ideals" (Shue 1996).
MANY economists aspire to the exalted status of the scientist.
This time, Spurs are exalted.
