Sentence examples for in its aspiration for from inspiring English sources

Sufism, however, resembles Hasidism and Christianity in its aspiration for personal union with God.

On the other hand is a young Britain left "in the dust" in its aspiration for a freer united world.

That's the conversation Kleinbard's trying to generate here, but while I found his book uplifting and optimistic in terms of its aspirations for us, I fear that he will not succeed in steering us there.

They haven't made it to the top as the light fades, but at last humanity has come together, in its pained aspiration for something higher than itself.

Given India's growing prowess in software and technology and its aspirations for producing a highly educated public, the indifference to archives and India's history can no longer be explained by a lack of expertise or wealth".

Bangladesh is an important partner for the UK and we continue to support its people in their aspiration for a more stable, prosperous and democratic future".

Having launched the WEF 10 years earlier (1971), Professor Schwab was increasingly ambitious, yet always eloquent in his aspirations for what the WEF could be.

The long rambling speech with which the prime minister recently opened the new session of the Diet was unsettling in its preferences for dreamy aspiration over crisp diagnosis and policy prescription.

This majority opinion still holds true and is waiting in the wings for its aspirations to be realized.

In an effort to quell its citizens' aspirations for political and social reform, the government has since spent $130 billion on public sector programs throughout the Kingdom.

Well, here at last is a final solution he never considered: put all poor people in distant dumping grounds where nobody wants to live because there is no work, then call them workless scroungers, lacking in aspiration for the children they have taken out of class to throw together in schools where nobody's parents work.