Sentence examples for wild aspirations from inspiring English sources

You feel the stress and pace and wild aspirations of the city as it was.

Short stories by an author sometimes accused of the gratuitous grotesque; but the strangeness she deploys is often in perfect balance with the heart of the character who displays it in little tragedies, wild aspirations and surprisingly warm satires of family life.

Tell the Truth, Shame the Devil: Stories about the Challenges of Young Pastors is no longer a figment of my imagination or a wild aspiration.

Some noticed that this was an example of Shaw satirically employing the reductio ad absurdum argument against the eugenicists' wilder aspirations: The Globe and The Evening News recognised it as a skit on the dreams of the eugenicists, though many others in the press took his words out of their satirical context.

Although the Cardinals have no wild-card aspirations, they play 10 of their final 13 games at Busch Stadium, where they opened a four-game series with the Pirates last night and where McGwire has thrived.

Few variables such as wild foods, aspiration, and cultural bond were included based on the local context.

Mr. Dedman had stumbled onto an amazing story of profligate wealth, one so wild that "American aspiration" doesn't begin to describe its excesses.

In support of this, a dead platypus was found in the wild due to aspiration pneumonia, resulted from the lung infection.

Crawford, in fact, may be the wild card for Chicago's championship aspirations.

The celebrated soul singer and mother of three recently extended her benevolent aspirations with Hennessy's "Wild Rabbit" campaign.

The United Kingdom and France have large aspirations, and Russia is a wild card.