Sentence examples for which I aspire from inspiring English sources

A person to which I aspire.

Now it is Plato's body to which I aspire.

Run by a Santa Claus lookalike, with a beard to which I aspire, it's in south Nashville near the Tennessee State Fairgrounds and has nightly karaoke.

"And that is reflected in many things, whether it's where I choose to live or the company I work for or the ideals to which I aspire".

But all I mean by that is that I love them (Garbo, Dietrich, Bogart, Kafka, Vera Chytilová): I admire them; they make me happy because when I think of them I know that there aren't just ugly leaden people in the world but beautiful people; they're a playful version of that sublime company to which I aspire….

He left no formal epitaph beyond a literary legacy that included Knickerbocker, Rip Van Winkle and Ichabod Crane, along with the modest hope that while his writings "may appear light and trifling in our country of philosophers and politicians," if they "possess merit in the class of literature to which they belong, it is all to which I aspire in the work".

"I did not feel the 'otherness,' that sense of leaving human experience behind to which I aspired".

Here I was in the very throne room of the world in which I aspired to live, even as the humblest citizen.

For from her prominent antecedents, to her obvious chic, it was as if she and her husband, a real-life Vanderbilt descendant, represented, via youth, charm, privilege and compassion, everything to which I aspired.

She is unfailingly honest, which I admire and aspire to, but I'm not unfailingly honest.

"If I were a dictator, which I always aspire to be, I would write it a little bit differently".