Sentence examples for would be aspirational from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush still maintains that any withdrawals would be "aspirational" and contingent on conditions on the ground.

And their themes would be "aspirational — it makes you feel good rather than you shut it off and you're in some dark place, depressed".

Wouldn't that be aspirational?

Newhouse's magazines appealed to what would be called aspirational readers.

Jason Linkins: It would be more aspirational, right?

I've made no secret that would be my aspirational part -- if you're starting out playing high school basketball, you want to be Kobe Bryant.

(aspirational past) Present: - Where are you now? (actual present) - Where would you like to be? (aspirational present) Future: - Where do you expect to be in a year's time?

The popular Conservative policy in which social tenants can purchase their homes was reinvigorated last year with discounts increased to up to £75,000 (and now £100,000 in London), but Dromey says repealing the policy would be anti-aspirational.

However, India has a much patchier track record in achieving ambitious government goals than China, so we would interpret the current targets to be aspirational rather than taking them literally.

I would like the new anthem to be aspirational, but also recognisable.

"It has to be aspirational.