Sentence examples for the same aspirational from inspiring English sources

A discount on a telephone bill does not have the same aspirational impact as exotic free travel or a hot new car.

From the speech he gave at the Democratic National Convention in 2004 through his nomination acceptance speech in 2008 to his recent farewell address, he returned to the same aspirational vision of a nation united, whole and good.

Connell's YouTube stream and the band's latest recordings and live DVD (Private View and Tokyo Stories) are testaments to the couple's use of digital media to maintain the same aspirational brand it established in colorful music videos more than two decades ago.

TNS says that real ale is mostly imbibed by the same rich or aspirational classes who helped to popularise (non-native) wine.

So it's a weird kind of anticipation, like a blues or something, despairing and aspirational at the same time".

"Press your feet into the floor like you want to leave footprints for future generations," was one of teacher Rose Moran's directions, which seemed to me emblematic of the class — grounded and aspirational at the same time.

Yet, at the same time, it's permanently aspirational, a poolside Babylon flecked with doomed screenwriters, celebrity recluses, and ex-models, atmosphere thick with pollution and the absorbed fog of detective stories.

Pricing U.S. CO2 emissions (currently about 5.5 billion metric tons) at $25 per ton -- a level suggested as reasonable in a recent report - -could raise in just one decade about the same revenue as the entire aspirational target of the recent United States congressional deficit reduction 'super committee.'.

English wine is now regarded as an aspirational product in the same vein as craft beer".

"I think it's an aspirational magazine, in the same way that GQ has all this fashion I would never buy, but people still subscribe".

Aspirational QoL was the same between the three time dimensions and remained constant over time.