Sentence examples for more aspiring than from inspiring English sources

He has amped up that half-century-old Paris Review tradition, attracting a mix of writers, agents and magazine editors, perhaps more aspiring than established, and certainly more young than old.

But it is a fact that there are more aspiring designers than ever before.

By the number of manuscripts that arrive daily and hourly from India on the desks of British and American agents and publishers, I would guess no country has more aspiring writers than ours.

They also inspired hundreds more aspiring bands.

For some it certainly is, with many more aspiring to join them.

If such universities are trying to create an elite as diverse as the nation it inhabits, they should remember that there's more to diversity than skin color — and that both their school and their country might be better off if they admitted a few more R.O.T.C. cadets, and a few more aspiring farmers.

Although in limited play, Canada-set The Grand Seduction hardly qualifies as arthouse – more aspiring mainstream.

There was a time when Shakespeare wasn't Shakespeare, but just one more aspiring playwright.

IN THIS election, more than 700 aspiring candidates have been barred from competing by a council of crusty clerics and lawyers.

More than 1,300 aspiring writers have submitted works since the program began in May, and thousands of additional readers have offered comments.

So it was on a recent Friday afternoon that more than 80 aspiring hairdressers lined up somewhat anxiously at the Empire Beauty School on West 34th Street near Fifth Avenue to display their styling aptitude in an entirely updated test.