Sentence examples for of human aspiration from inspiring English sources

Wesker was a realist who never lost his sense of human aspiration.

And so on and so forth, in an endless cycle of human aspiration.

The Olympic Games always promise to embody the limits of human aspiration, and often they do.

In particular, he drew on the arts as an example of the nature of human aspiration.

The latter stand among the broken columns hoping for moonlight and musing on the folly of human aspiration.

"I think I always knew," he says, "that utopia was an impossibility, but what touched me was the energy of human aspiration.

They are wise to the shallowness of human aspirations and able to take pleasure in things that parents overlook.

The title of "Stuff and Dough" offers a blunt summary of human aspirations in an economy where free enterprise can be hard to distinguish from crime.

But they are peculiar avocations, not part of the range of human aspirations and activities that are reason able enough, even if hard enough, for most.

I wish I could think that there is a bridge between my two homes right now, built of human aspirations and outstanding courage.

No matter how callously defined, neither America's interests nor the world's are served by the denial of human aspirations.