Sentence examples for set aspirations from inspiring English sources

Celebrities will come and go, but they will go with more frequency in the years ahead, as generational transitions, demographic shifts, and inevitable tragedies bring more and more dead celebrities into our midst to remind us of mortality, set aspirations and ideals to follow, and teach lessons about what counts in our own brief, often non-celebrity lives.

It is, however, important not to overestimate the association between reported self-efficacy and abilities, but Bandura 25 argues that "under cautious self-appraisal, people rarely set aspirations beyond their immediate reach, nor mount the extra effort needed to surpass their ordinary performances" (p.12).

The model sets aspiration for the individual.

But no sooner did they blow the lids off their societies, seeking governments grounded in real citizenship, than they found themselves competing with other aspirations set loose — aspirations to be more Islamist, more sectarian or to restore the status quo ante.

Click 'Set Aspiration' and choose a new aspiration.

These summits set global aspirations and norms, they are not binding treaties or contracts.

Visiting MediaCityUK, it is hard to see how the corporation could set their aspirations any lower.

Before they have even reached the age of one, then, we can see that children are being set different aspirations based on false assumptions about their gender.

Nearly 200 governments homing in on a deal to fight climate change have set lofty aspirations for protecting vulnerable countries from rising seas, but delegates said there were still gaps in the latest draft of an agreement.

But after joining the Royal Ballet, where she danced for seven years before joining American Ballet Theater — she is now a member of the corps de ballet — Ms. Bond set such aspirations aside.

In the past couple of years Unity has set its aspirations even higher, seeking to become the dominant tool for VR/AR developers.