Arab unity has been the most hopeless aspiration of the Middle East.
They also illustrate the strategic lifestyle of a people for whom survival, not success, is the most realistic aspiration.
To score 100 runs — called a century in the game's jargon — in a single innings is a cricketer's most basic aspiration.
Mime expresses...the soul's most secret aspiration".Bip simply moved on the stage, bird, fish, song, wind, tempestuously without a word, until he too became invisible.
Dr. Knowles came to Drew, a small liberal arts college, with the hope of creating a neuroscience program to help train the next generation of researchers -- not the most common aspiration for a laboratory scientist.
"We just want to be able to live like human beings": It sounds like he was quoting a young woman who spoke to the Guardian newspaper over the weekend, on the phone from "her barricaded home on the outskirts of Benghazi," and used those words (others may have, too; as Obama said, it is the most basic aspiration).
A bona fide boomer, I now have the very same arms I remember seeing on my mother, even though she was a powerful swimmer all of her life who had hoped to compete in the 1936 Summer Olympics — until Hitler made that a most unwise aspiration for a Jewish New Yorker.
There will always be ballets dependent on music for no more than expressive colour and supporting rhythm, but the "perfect analogous concord between what we see and what we hear," recommended as the ideal nearly 150 years ago by Carlo Blasis, a great Italian teacher, still remains the most desirable aspiration for every kind of ballet music.
Passion is another answer, when you create a system where the most high aspiration is money you get sick societies.
is the most luxurious aspiration we can imagine, a young shaman's hallucination of the good life.
