Sentence examples for it does not aspire to from inspiring English sources
It does not aspire to be overly intellectual although its ideals are certainly clever.
It's not a perfect movie, and it does not aspire to be a great one.
"NATO is not a democratisator", suggested an official translation.The man who once mused about Russia's joining the alliance declared that it does not aspire to be a member.
"Mercosur is a group whose purpose is clearly established, and it does not aspire to be a military bloc or alliance".
But even Achilles at his most callow might have blanched at Islamist terror's ambitions and methods: it does not aspire to Homeric notions of propriety nor does it have a tragic perspective about war.
The resolution of such arguments will not detain us here, for while "empirically modest" virtue ethics may offer valuable contributions to ethical theory,[20] it is of limited relevance to our present topic of moral psychology, since it does not aspire to a generally applicable, empirically adequate account of actual moral functioning.
It doesn't aspire to build a better power source, but rather to make current designs work better by refining its central component: the membrane.
At times, "The Prey" evokes the French import "Tell No One," but it's no insult to say that it doesn't aspire to art-house significance, just to white-knuckled entertainment.
It doesn't aspire to provide a broad overview of the debt crisis but instead hands the reader a small but sparkling prism by which to view the problem, this time from a global perspective.
Reamde doesn't boast the mind-blowing quantum metaphysics of Stephenson's last novel, Anathem, or the historical breadth and penetration of his gargantuan trilogy, The Baroque Cycle, but it doesn't aspire to, either.
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall also has an aversion to good old British "napalm bolognese", and his recipe in the River Cottage Meat Book attempts to "restore some dignity to the dish", even if, as he freely admits, it doesn't aspire to "aboriginal correctness".
