Sentence examples for towards aspiring from inspiring English sources

After the inevitable culture clashes (played out in juxtaposed dinners with their respective families) and social mismatches (Emma's artisan crowd are quietly condescending towards aspiring schoolteacher Adèle), their relationship grows, changes, falters, reawakens.

From March to July, anyone can pay and attend a day-long class targeted specifically towards aspiring entrepreneurs.

Mr Bebb added: "My own view is that a reformed European Union is something worth working towards, worth aspiring to but we need to give the people of this country a vote on the issue".

Out of Sight is geared towards the aspiring young person, and it certainly applies to everyone, to 'break out,' achieve and be successful".

Serena stops Charlie from jumping off a window and Charlie expresses her envy towards Serena, aspiring to be like her until Serena admits her personal flaws to Charlie, who comforts her.

He was dreaming of and aspiring towards a beautiful world.

Is this not, in truth, aspiring towards the condition of poetry and almost getting there?

A language aspiring towards perfection and immutability is entangled in the knotty real textures of unfulfilment, difficulty, decay.

She commissioned Philip Johnson to build The Roofless Church where one could see the sky and embrace people of all faiths while aspiring towards a more united and peaceful world.

In a piece with nearly 30 named characters, lasting almost three hours, Dove also appears to be aspiring towards music-theatre of iconic status, much in the manner of Stephen Sondheim.

The apparent success of the John Lewis co-operative has left politicians of all hues aspiring towards a similar model – not for businesses, but for hospitals, councils, job centres and schools.