Sentence examples for would have aspired from inspiring English sources

Another, perhaps more adventurous writer would have aspired to render the chaos and volatility in the Mishra family's lives in more vagrant language and syntax.

Mish Way, the leader of a barbed indie band called White Lung, wrote that "Cerulean Salt" was "the record my sixteen-year-old self would have aspired to write".

And whether or not that's where they got the costumes from, what these women wear is a close approximation to Saks 5th Avenue look which women of that ilk would have aspired to".

DUNEDIN, Fla .— Where many politicians would have aspired to show anger, Senator Barack Obama spoke in a soft, even tone as he reached the crescendo of his speech Wednesday about government mismanagement of the economy.

There is no disputing that nationally the Thatcher bus revolution (which has led to smaller buses running down smaller roads) brought a zest and variety, and a readiness, saving tired old legs, to travel down roads close to home that no bus before would have aspired to penetrate and which purely municipal services were rarely likely to match.

Twelve months ago I would have aspired to be where we are now so this is justification for the hard work we've put in".

The United States Department of Health and Human Services provides health objectives each decade with a vision of "a society in which all people live long, healthy lives". Dad, I'm asking if you would even have aspired to a personal version of this vision.

If there were a northern European city that might have aspired to be global in the 1540s, it would more probably have been Antwerp.

It is easy to look at being a success in materialistic terms, but my father would say to us: "I am a success because my children are a success," in that we are who he imagined we would be, what he had aspired to be.

She had aspired to be an embalmer, which she thought would combine science and art.

I'd aspired to that goal, and I got the title that I had aspired to.