If there is beauty to be seen, it is in what they refuse to give up: aspirations and dreams, a love willing to risk all for family, the photographs and letters they clutch even when it requires superhuman strength.
The movie is something a neo-classical mashup, with the remarkably vivid, whimsical, and alert Bonnie Loren starring as a London mess — the clumsy and overmatched, middle-aged wife of a judgmental, exhaustedly indulgent British official — who had given up her aspirations to act and now leaves him in search of a last chance.
At a news conference this afternoon, he said he had not given up his aspiration to become prime minister once more.
I suppose I have given up my aspiration for greatness.
Having long since given up his tennis aspirations for a medical degree, followed by a career in science and business, Dr. Damadian is known for the pioneering research in magnetic resonance imaging he did in the 1960's and 70's.
But that doesn't mean she hasn't given up those acting aspirations, and displays her dancing, acting and comedic skills in the video from the album's first single, "Stuck Like Glue".
Despite his experience, Mr. Blakeman said he had not given up on his Hollywood aspirations.
And give up any aspirations of becoming a writer.
Forced to give up his aspirations there, James I resumed the war against the Muslims and captured Valencia in 1238, bringing thousands of Muslims under his rule.
For baseball fans, especially the disinterested ones whose teams gave up playoff aspirations long ago, the superstar rental is a welcome late-summer development.
