aspire

IPA: ʌspˈaɪr

Examples of "aspire" in Sentences

To live is to aspire; to cease to aspire is to die.
The greatest reward to which he can aspire is re-election.
Why not, in short, aspire to be a god when the alternative is to be a bum?
The only good to which it should aspire is the perpetuation of its condition. —
And they realize the standard of Hollywood films is higher and they kind of aspire to that.
Brown has heeded Mandy (for now ... possibly) and changed his mantra to 'aspire' - daylight theft of a Tory slogan.
Love is this thing that we all kind of aspire to receiving and giving, it's the one thing we're all kind of hungry for.
How about our kids, teenagers, university students, ourselves -- is this something we want to "aspire" to intellectually or in any other way?
Let us rather regard the dignity and excellency of knowledge and learning in that whereunto man's nature doth most aspire, which is immortality or continuance.