Sentence examples for real aspiration from inspiring English sources

"Some of it is about a real aspiration to recapture women's sexuality for women, no doubt," she concedes.

Above all, he produced an idea of 'British values' that the Tories fail to understand: that we are an open society, an outward looking nation, focused on helping the suffering and creating real aspiration, rather than one that rejects suffering refugees or cuts support for the working poor while offering an inheritance tax cut to the richest 1 per cent.

Where previously these marks acted as a sign that the bearer belonged to the caste of thieves and adhered to the thieves' code, today they act as both a method of identification for law enforcement and a hindrance to the business world, the real aspiration of the modern Russian criminal.

They are real people, with real jobs, real children, real dreams and real aspirations.

"I don't know if he had any real aspirations to run the whole thing".

After leaving care, I returned to London and lived on my own with no real aspirations.

"We just kind of wrote it with no real aspirations for it.

"Russia hopes that a new political leadership in Ukraine will be prepared to establish relations between our countries that in practice will address the real aspirations of our people and the interests of strengthening European security," Mr. Medvedev said.

For Fitzpatrick, his newcomer naiveté was what made him, a 16-year-old skater with no real aspirations, willing to take on the role of Telly, a self-described "virgin surgeon" whose unwittingly depraved actions are the focus of the film.

In general, the content is about real emotions, real fears, real aspirations and real desires.

"But we're frustrated because in the end we've got to win these types of games if we're to fulfil our real aspirations".