Sentence examples for show aspirations from inspiring English sources

Statues characteristic of the second phase, on the other hand, though technically more competently carved, show aspirations to naturalism that are sometimes overly ambitious.

The CFD studies show aspiration to be sensitive to the suction flow rate; lower rate leads to very complex flow structures and increased level of losses whereas higher rate renders aspiration effective for control of hub corner separation.

The Scottish Rugby Union must "show aspiration" in how it replaces Glasgow's Scotland full-back Stuart Hogg, believes Tom English.

An update on the Cardiff Capital Region Metro project shows aspirations to serve the furthest corners of the region with over four services an hour.

Blame is a difficult thing to assess within the vortex of show business aspirations.

Consider the intriguing example of "Bad Ghost," a story that might have been written by Stephen King — if Stephen King were interested in teenage babysitters with show business aspirations.

Mike Darnell, the Fox executive who devised "Joe Millionaire" and its replacement in March, "Married by America," said in an interview last month that it was impossible to find volunteers for such shows who do not have show business aspirations.

Mr. Friedman may have felt constrained by the show's aspirations to objectivity, and as a result tried to keep from imposing his own personality on the songs; the result is a score without much character.

Gazing with a jaundiced smirk at the scuffling world of aspiring New York actors, it locates the intersection of human vanity and show business aspiration and drives a spike deep into the center.

Does this study show tracheal aspiration?

His nemesis is a rat with show-biz aspirations.