Sentence examples for subtle aspirations from inspiring English sources
It can lead to doleful cultural consequences as a bland, meretricious populism displaces more subtle aspirations.
Musicians from this region emphasize the middle part of the vocal range and sing with a relaxed and open quality; special vocal techniques include subtle aspirations at the start and end of musical phrases.
Pelletier is on surer ground when she sticks to her literary search for the emotional truth in popular fiction and the "subtle analyses of class aspirations, struggles and prejudices" that give it value.
Twelve months on, there has been a subtle yet significant change: aspiration replaced by expectation, both player and his raucous support with eyes on the ultimate prize from the very first Monday of the tournament.
Here are five ways to maximise their power in your classroom: There is a subtle but important distinction between aspiration and expectation.
Surely there has to be a more subtle of way of exploring his aspirations than having him repeatedly say, "in the life Arty's living in his head…" before launching into a dreamlike monologue.
Alexandru's enlightened reign, moreover, coincided with subtle shifts in economic and social life and with the emergence of new spiritual and intellectual aspirations that pointed to the West and to reform.
A more subtle examination would suggest, however, that to fully achieve their objectives, urban movements must be able to bring their demands and aspirations to fruition by reconfiguring them as compulsory rulings.
