Sentence examples for he will aspire from inspiring English sources

And I must say for the record, that I do believe that in an ideal world, a young black boy will be raised in a household in which he has the opportunity to see firsthand an image of a strong, responsible, black man; an image to serve as a roadmap for the type of man he will aspire to be someday.

God willing, they will aspire to show those same qualities in their lives, in service to their communities, and in the promotion of peace.

"A lot of them will aspire to do that around ideology, because it's the easiest way, the simplest way, to organize an audience".

Once the families have confirmed that they "will aspire to live by" the tenets and have paid at least $1 of the $75 "customary donation" as a sign of commitment, they receive their membership certificates.

When they will have digested the region they overtook, they will aspire to further expansion".

I hope they will aspire to be citizens of the world.

NGOs have been attempting to provide these vulnerable children with an education in the hopes they will aspire to pursue a different life.

"I hope for better and, God willing, I will aspire for more," he said.

Socrates suggests one way when he says that a philosopher will aspire to imitate the harmony among the forms (500b-d).

Hodgson undoubtedly made England a more unified, organised and spirited unit but the key question which hangs over him is can he now take England from a cautious, counter-punching team and turn them into a side others will aspire to follow?

Moreover, Scotland and Wales will aspire to a foreign policy.