Sentence examples for whatever aspirations from inspiring English sources

"Everybody has to put aside whatever aspirations we have at the beginning of the year".

But whatever aspirations I had about persuading Michael to join the ranks of ex-ex-gays, they were no match for his eagerness to save me.

But the episode helped sidetrack whatever aspirations he nursed at the time to succeed a fellow Republican, Mr. Rockefeller, in the governor's mansion in 1974.

"His possession of HMTD, a highly unstable explosive — combined with the discovery of other weapons, manuals on making booby traps and also correspondence that suggests a neo-Nazi affinity — caused us to be concerned about whatever aspirations he may have had," Mr. Browne said.

"His possession of HMTD, a highly unstable explosive — combined with the discovery of other weapons, manuals on making booby traps and also correspondence that suggests a neo-Nazi affinity — caused us to be concerned about whatever aspirations he may have had," Mr. Browne said on Wednesday.

Emanuel's appointment also sent a very clear message, one of the first of many, that the Obama administration was going to temper whatever aspirations it once had for change with a heavy dose of politics as usual.

Whatever prophetic aspirations artists may have had 100 years ago, however,  today they belong to the past.

By thoroughly embarrassing Cuomo, New York Democrats didn't merely deliver a blow to whatever national aspirations he may have.

Why do we commit adultery and so readily triangulate our twosomes, whatever our aspirations, wishes and vows?

The greatest test of that proposition, the invasion of Iraq, was catastrophic; whatever democratic aspirations the Iraqis had were subsumed by the anarchy that the Americans unleashed.

Whatever the aspirations and absurdities of a common currency, Spain would not have had a boom or a bust without it.