Sentence examples for powerful aspiration from inspiring English sources

There is no more powerful aspiration than to be a citizen.

This rising middle class has a powerful aspiration to dig out of poverty.

The global goals provide a powerful aspiration for improving our world -- laying out a path over the next 15 years to end extreme poverty, fight inequality and injustice, and protect our planet.

Horie's own life is a powerful example of aspiration and hard work pitted against obstacles to great success.

It has a $1.1 trillion economy, a powerful army and aspirations to shape the region in its image.

The human and patients' rights movement has served as a powerful moral and political aspiration, partly because it limits the power of governments and of nation-states over communities and individuals, but also because it imposes duties upon governments and professionals to promote the well-being of individuals and patients.

But the most powerful image of civic aspiration gone to ruin is the one that opens the song: a "beat-up little seagull on a marble stair".

It remains a powerful symbol of family aspiration.

They did not have much faith in Arab governments, nor did they place strong trust in the PLO, which, although still a powerful symbol of Palestinian aspirations, had not succeeded by either diplomatic or military efforts to win Palestinian self-determination.

The intense rivalry over China's leadership jobs has been underscored in recent days by talk of a political attack on Bo Xilai, a powerful municipal official with aspirations to higher office who, like Mr. Xi, is considered a "princeling," the child of members of the Communist Party aristocracy.

The experts are predicting a Notre Dame defeat on Saturday when Willingham's Fighting Irish (1-0) pLloyd CarrCarr's Michigan Wolverines (2-0) in Ann Arbor, Mich., in an early-season test of two traditionally powerful teams with annual aspirations for a national championship.