Sentence examples for often aspired from inspiring English sources
Art has often aspired to universal values.
In 1995 he was elected to the regional parliament and named minister for territorial policy a big job in a part of Spain that has often aspired to independence.Mr Pujol has handled that aspiration skilfully, never demanding outright independence for Catalonia, but always insisting on special status and treatment from the central government in Madrid.
In the decades immediately after the Second World War, people thought about the economy in terms of corporations, government agencies, labor unions, and so on; middle-class Americans often aspired to a life spent at a big organization that offered job security, health care, and a pension.
An America that we've often aspired to, that we've rarely attained, but one that is always worth working for.
The picture of unblemished masculinity depicted above, and clearly so much aspired to, seemed far removed from descriptions given of men's actual lives.
Severe environment conditions, such as vacuum, aggressive media and high temperatures, often meet aspired accuracy in the sub-micron range.
There is often disagreement or ambivalence as to whether the calmest and most aspired-to states should be classified as pleasant or as neutral.
His vocal color is not one that I've ever personally aspired to, but I still like him very much.
He has, his whole life, aspired to glory, without giving off too great a reek of aspiration.
The increasingly numerous and prosperous elite of wealthy commoners merchants, manufacturers, and professionals, often called the bourgeoisie aspired to political power in those countries where it did not already possess it.
As Peril writes, "not everyone aspired to be an executive".
