Sentence examples for higher aim from inspiring English sources

Shrigley's drawings have a higher aim than that.

He said the Ugandans had no higher aim than to loot the country.

A writer who can deal with murder, barbarity, and horror — with "tragic elements" — is, Trollope argued, "a greater artist and reaches a higher aim than the writer whose efforts never carry him above the mild walks of everyday life".

I think there is no higher aim – to take contemporary life and turn it into a story with characters so that you can have an almost aesthetic experience of a political concept.

("Be careful what you wish for" indeed!) On the whole, though, Heresy is fascinatingly sincere, with no higher aim than to be as good an example of its type as it can.

Philosophy has always been about the pursuit of knowledge, but one that included the higher aim of living a good and just life.

Women will cooperate to give men higher aims, to give their sons nobler dreams.

It was encouragement to have higher aims and, in that way, to transform daily life.

Of course, that's a high aim.

His highest aim is to be a father and he will go to great lenghts.

The tough, hard textures announce, a century before their time, that beautiful sound is not necessarily music's highest aim.