Sentence examples for sometimes aspired from inspiring English sources
It is clear that metaphysical philosophers have sometimes aspired to present their results in the form of a deductive system, to make metaphysics an a priori science.
"Ego Death" cast shadows of Badu, and sometimes brazenly aspired to Stevie Wonder.
He has, his whole life, aspired to glory, without giving off too great a reek of aspiration.
Art has often aspired to universal values.
As Peril writes, "not everyone aspired to be an executive".
Houphouët-Boigny was never rich nor aspired to be.
Even the EU, to which we Turks once so aspired, has turned into a political game.
Yet every person I met was idealistic and aspired to do the "right thing".
Yet in recent years graduates have rarely aspired to such a grubby job as teaching.
Achievement is aspired to from the moment of birth, if not before".
Frederick William IV (reigned 1840 61), a romantic, aspired to revive in Prussia his imaginary conception of the Middle Ages.
