Sentence examples for which she aspires from inspiring English sources

Marrying her image to the audience's imagination is the sleight-of-hand to which she aspires.

The academic degree to which she aspires has not yet been accredited.

But Mead sees in Middlemarch a kind of intelligence to which she aspires, "its range, its wit, its seriousness, its erudition, its deep feeling".

And while our organizations can be rivals, there is never a time when she fails to engender respect and admiration for the excellence to which she aspires and which she achieves.

"My dad's the don, I'm Michael and Abby is Andy Garcia taking over in 'Part III.' " And then there is Bridey, who transferred this year from a college in Rhode Island to one in New York City to be closer to the family business, which she aspires to join.

This is what she projects, for this is the state to which she aspires.

The ballerina herself denies that fame is a goal to which she consciously aspires.

Her illegitimate child, fathered by an ill-chosen pretender to the middle-class professionalism and rectitude to which she herself aspires, faces a future that only the heroic Juno can imagine.

Her first screen appearance was as an opera singer in the Chris O'Donnell romcom The Bachelor in 1999, and is still most identified with the 2001 musical Glitter, in which she played an aspiring singer.

The director Jamie Babbit, whose films include "But I'm a Cheerleader," suggestively crowds her two talented leads together, but can't push them or the film into the fairy-tale surrealism to which she seems to aspire.

More than almost any other elected official, she has tapped into the synergy of celebrity and political clout, but it's never quite clear which field she aspires to more, politics or entertainment.