Sentence examples for we may aspire from inspiring English sources

It reminds us of something lacking, in ourselves or in the culture at large, and proposes something loftier to which we may aspire.

We may aspire to full intelligibility but can reach it only in mathematics.

Although we may aspire to it, D.C. is not yet one city.

If the current recession has taught us anything, it's that while we may aspire to have all these things now, life has become a bit of waiting game as we struggle to find jobs, pay off our student loan debts and come to grips with the fact that we might not do as well as our parents.

They are symbols of that to which we all may aspire.

Part of us may aspire to evolve spiritually, but emotionally we are invested in all kinds of unconscious values, beliefs, and convictions that may stand in conflict with that higher aspiration.

The Serenade's lovely music may aspire to the tone of their speeches, but it also hints that we should run to the shelves and take down our copies of the Dialogues: a noble occupation in itself but one likely to take us even farther from the music at hand.

Truly ambitious types may aspire to become the next Babe Paley.

The Gold-Headed Cane Award is the pinnacle to which a Mount Sinai physician may aspire.

Reviews may aspire to be essays, but they're drastically weakened by the pressure of production.

Ayatollah Khamenei, you may aspire to become as popular as Ayatollah Khomeini was in February 1979 when he triumphantly returned to Iran.