Sentence examples for highest aim from inspiring English sources

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.

Doctors whose highest aim is to keep the executive happy have different goals to the ones whose duty is to patients.

Plato's student Aristotle also took the highest aim of education to be the fostering of good judgment or wisdom, but he was more optimistic than Plato about the ability of the typical student to achieve it.

For all their scientific eminence, their argument was philosophical rather than scientific, springing as it did from the conviction that the highest aim of science is to describe the relationship between different sensory perceptions without the introduction of unobservable concepts.

They also saw that all this required a total reorientation, which could not take place so long as the new wisdom remained not only the highest aim of a few solitary individuals but also a social and popular ideal as well.

He wrote: "One of the highest aims of art has been the creation of unrest.

Of course, that's a high aim.

Shrigley's drawings have a higher aim than that.

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

But there is a higher aim here, too, Matousek tells me.