Sentence examples for seriously aspire from inspiring English sources
But few of its inhabitants today seriously aspire to independence.
BECOMING an astronaut sounds to most like something only small children and fighter pilots would seriously aspire to.
General Henry A Wise "I could not believe that a man so commonplace, so absolutely inferior to many 15 shilling lawyers with whom you may meet at every county court in Virginia, would seriously aspire to the first station among mankind".
However, there are thousands of young women throughout the sports industry who are not Miss This or Miss That and aspire to be taken seriously as professionals.
Marcus W. Brauchli, executive editor of The Post, says the paper takes all competitors seriously, but "much of what they aspire to do, we already do, and do well".
She told The Independent some people had argued that dummies should not be taken seriously and that young women do not aspire to look like them.
No one could seriously object if they aspired to gentility, since gardening, even in its commercialised form, could always be allegorised into wholesomeness.
The Lonely Island may not aspire to actual rap stardom, but it aspires to be taken seriously by those in the know.
"They aspire to have one".
