Sentence examples for of high aims from inspiring English sources

The Spaniard's upbeat rhetoric tends to jar with realists in a year of high aims and low achievement.

The White Stag Legend is used to inspire in the participants a desire for reflection, continuous self-improvement, and pursuit of higher aims and goals.

Regardless of the high aims of cutting away from Java in the enterprise, Engine Yard at its core seems to be a stable and well supported platform for deploying and hosting apps written in Rails.

Thus setting a familiar blueprint for more than two centuries: a heady cocktail of unimpeachably high aims and financial innumeracy.

"The salvation of the young mind and the freeing of it from the noxious reactionary beliefs of their parents is one of the highest aims of the proletarian government".

As her tightly written account demonstrates, despite the high aims of the Art Commission, politics has generally triumphed over art, beginning with the Heine Memorial.

Then came the hard part -- staying together, staying organized, keeping the pressure up -- hurdles that usually end the tough talk and high aims of tenant groups.

He wrote: "One of the highest aims of art has been the creation of unrest.

Masa, a tiny Japanese restaurant on the fourth floor of the Time Warner Center, has very high aims indeed.

Basically, it is based on the application of high voltage, aiming to create an electrically charged jet, the polymeric solution, which is collected in a collector with an opposite polarity (Barnes et al. 2007).

Of course, that's a high aim.