Sentence examples for wrong with aspiring from inspiring English sources

"There is nothing wrong with aspiring to be comfortable.

I don't even know that there's anything wrong with aspiring to be rich.

There can be nothing wrong with aspiring to join a vibrant industry in which almost 200,000 people earn a living.

While praising the approach taken by World Rugby and the Rugby Football Union at the elite level, she said there was "something fundamentally wrong" with aspiring players as young as 14 turning to steroids to compete.

There's nothing inherently wrong with aspiring to own a home, but there's also nothing wrong with renting.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with aspiring to attend Harvard, but be sure not to pull all your hair out getting there, and keep in mind that there is a college that's just right for your goals and dreams.

Markle saw a performance and met with aspiring actors.

Yet I still don't see anything wrong with us Americans aspiring for health care every bit as good as yours.

But behind Nottage's sprightly fable lurks a big, unanswered question: what is actually wrong with impoverished African-Americans aspiring to be part of the bourgeoisie?

So what has gone wrong with a project that had aspired to so much?

She raises this flag as if there's something wrong with challenging our children to aspire.