He added: "I used to work in inner London - in sight of Canary Wharf and the children could see aspiration out of the window.
These ideas of a society where government spreads opportunity and provides protection to the majority, where we advance together and where we see aspiration as about being more than the material, will inform our manifesto.
"The biggest post-war winners, Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair, had different agendas but a common understanding that what unites voters is a desire to see aspiration rewarded".
"To outsiders, our bucket may seem full, but at Harvard, we so often see aspirations we hope to fulfill that we can never have too many resources," she said.
"Russia has just seen its aspiration market disappear.
Stephen Crabb told BBC Wales: "What's really important is that the aspirations of the people of Wales are satisfied and I can well see that aspiration and ambition increasing for Wales, and we're a government who wants to see that aspiration met.
"What's really important is that the aspirations of the people of Wales are satisfied and I can well see that aspiration and ambition increasing for Wales, and we're a government who wants to see that met".
In addition, Ms. Matthews said she had come to realize she had "no direction," having seen earlier aspirations of careers in teaching or law go nowhere.
It will provide a massive fillip to hard pressed FTBs who have seen their aspirations for home ownership dashed by harsh lending conditions.
To look into his "Chinese dream" is to see an aspiration for a country that is wealthier, more powerful and better respected.
Progressing along the bolded pathway, one sees that aspiration pneumonia did not occur and review of the history table shows no brain injury resulting from aspiration pneumonia.
