Sentence examples for perpetually aspiring from inspiring English sources

Aides and friends say so in interviews, but Mr. Obama's own words of praise and derision say it best: he is a perpetually aspiring overachiever, often grading himself and others with report-card terms like "outstanding" or "remedial course" (as in: Republicans need one).

I always aspired to that".

Last night's season finale was no different: after spending the entire season jumping train cars, narrowly avoiding jail time, and becoming homeless, the perpetually down-on-his-luck aspiring clown Chip Baskets (Galfinakis) finally found some success with a circus gig even if it was short-lived.

All these qualities, along with his capacity for placing his floundering, aspiring heroes, with a few brushstrokes, in a multilayered evocation of the world in which they must struggle to survive, make of him one of the most individual, humane, and perpetually contemporary of novelists.

They connect aspiring entrepreneurs.

Aspiring authors, take note.

FOURTEEN aspiring fashion designers.

Aspiring princesses need not worry.

A letter to aspiring authors.

They are, instead, aspiring salarymen.

Aspiring writers move to New York City.