Sentence examples for of which it aspired from inspiring English sources

"I think Cuba has negotiated an agreement along the lines of which it aspired.

This quagmire exposed Saudi Arabia's weakness and its inability to play the role of regional hegemon to which it aspired.

In stark contrast to the view of his friend and former cabinet colleague Lord Lawson, who wrote recently that Britain should leave the EU, Howe believes that the UK is unlikely to hold anything like the position of power to which it aspires without the vehicle of the EU, unless the country was to join the United States.

But aside from its polemical heat, "Glittering Images" feels chilly and too caught up in the parsing of styles and historical epochs to generate the kind of enthusiasm to which it aspires.

The reader must supply the labor -- and the good will -- required to bring his writing to the level of fullness to which it aspires.

(914) 923-3100 GOOD ATMOSPHERE -- The drab dining room falls short of the elegance to which it aspires.

Ukraine's painful history as a put-upon appendage has left it ill-equipped to curb unruly habits at odds with the rule-based, scandal-shy order of the European Union, which it aspires to join.

At present it has achieved considerable momentum, but it has barely begun to realize the level of effectiveness to which it can aspire, as evidenced by achievements of a corresponding but more mature enterprise in meteorology, a field which provides useful lessons.

This was the world of which Marx aspired to be the champion analyst.

With this new, more classically arranged format, Bob is reminding us that the true spirit of Christmas right now can best be found in a return, for our country, to the classic values of democracy to which it used to aspire.

You can see it in this year's best picture Oscar nominees, only one of which ("Munich") even aspired to reassemble the old audience.