Sentence examples for pure aspiration from inspiring English sources

The 2015 target is not pure aspiration: Thailand, for example, reduced maternal mortality rates by 75percentnt between 1960 and 1984.

The final line seems crucial: "What's it gonna take … for y'all to see/ I'm the modern day Pablo Picasso, baby?" The song is obsession with fine art and great names as pure aspiration, not aesthetics: Jay-Z reels off names like Picasso, Rothko, Koons and Da Vinci not because they make sense as any kind of lineage but because he wants their canonical status to rub off on him.

A pure aspiration effect must be understood as goal setting under perfect information.

The aspiration measure employed in this analysis (see Section IV) considers this aspect and might therefore be closer to a pure aspiration effect than previous contributions.

"Those sorts of things appear to be more associated with this effect than pure aspirations.

First, the animating force that initially gave rise to the Mahayana movement as a whole the critical reflection on obdurate self-attachment that attended even religious endeavor was pursued to a culmination in Pure Land aspiration.

Her aspiration is pure representative politics, and working with Xenophon allows her to pursue precisely that style of public life.

Pure Consciousness suggested an aspiration to the condition of children's perception, a consciousness that has not yet been mediated or habituated by experience.

BA samples were obtained by the aspiration of pure bronchial secretions or following the instillation of 20-50 mL isotonic saline solution.

"I wanted to be a photographer, pure and simple," he later wrote.His aspirations turned practical after his father's death in 1913.

What keeps you reading "Lullaby" are Palahniuk's formal games, and specifically his aspiration to quicken his prose to pure verb.