Sentence examples for logical aspiration from inspiring English sources

Socialism was a vibrant and reasonable political philosophy when Jimmy Reid carried its banner and Clause Four was a decent and logical aspiration.

Though Dr. Hutton said he did not know for sure how Mr. Reagan had died because he had not yet talked to Mrs. Reagan, he and experts on Alzheimer's disease not connected to Mr. Reagan's case said it was logical to assume that aspiration was involved because it is the way many Alzheimer's patients die, even with the best of nursing care.

When the season was young and legs were spry and 3-pointers rained from the sky like parade confetti, the Knicks dared to reimagine themselves, to stretch their aspirations to logical extremes.

It is logical that governments with totalitarian aspirations usually move quickly to limit religious groups' ability to provide charitable services.

These unassuming, silver-haired cheerleaders lived in Georgia during the peak of the civil rights movement, came from immigrant backgrounds, and have supported my aspirations without fail, logical or not.

But the visit also made many Palestinians proud, since the pope embraced their suffering and treated their aspirations for statehood as legitimate and logical.

The elegance of Hempel's study laid to rest any lingering aspirations for simple criteria of cognitive significance and signaled the demise of logical positivism as a philosophical movement.

Seems logical.

Low aspiration begets low aspiration.

Entirely logical.

Just logical.