aspiration

[ˌæspəˈreɪʃn]

Definition:
1. A will to succeed.
2. A cherished desire.
3. A manner of articulation involving an audible release of breath.
4. The act of inhaling; the drawing in of air (or other gases) as in breathing.

Use 'aspiration' in a sentence:

1. Aspiration rewrites software to better localize educational content created as OER.
2. When our aspiration becomes reality, it will be a unique Olympics.
3. This heroic utterance by Comrade Wang Jinxi voices the lofty aspirations of the workers and caders of Daqing and their families.
4. Educational standards and aspirations have risen in recent years.
5. He has the aspiration to earn a lot of money.
6. Hulls may be removed by aspiration on screens.
7. He knew nothing about their aspirations for the future.
8. It's easy to admire his aspiration, but his hopes were all dashed.
9. This accords with the aspirations of the people.
10. This gives expression to the national aspirations for reforms.
11. Young Addison had a strong aspiration to be an inventor.
12. Cherish high aspirations and carry out a great plan.
13. Voicing and palatalization as well as aspiration are all distinctive in Mongolian.
14. Her hopes [ aspirations] are unrealized.
15. These are our Shared traits of compassion, inspiration, aspiration, and great ingenuity.
16. The higher the level of aspiration, the lower the satisfaction.
17. Remember this important success strategy: Preparation Attracts Aspiration.
18. Her legs can endure all of the great people's hopes and aspirations.
19. Aspiration, Charas believes, is the key to Mozambique's reinvention.
20. The One Thing is not a goal in life, it's our central aspiration.
21. It is the call of The Times and the aspiration of the international community.
22. Poetry expresses the aspiration.
23. They said, "She is an icon of courage for all teenagers who dare to follow their aspirations."
24. But they are all about aspiration.
25. The aspiration is not to document a real event, but to look perfect.
26. They will soon have the chance to turn that aspiration into a reality.
27. Writing as an aspiration came later.
28. o define:aspiration - get the definition of aspiration.
29. A new method based on objective aspiration levels for multi-objective decision making.
30. Is that our aspiration?
31. A: It is a Shared aspiration of us all.
32. Sadly, that looks more like an aspiration than a prediction.
33. This aria expresses ( or conveys) the resolve and aspiration ideals of a pioneer.
34. I don't have any special aspiration to spread Buddhism.
35. Aspiration is the wind, is a fan happy, blessed is the ship.
36. Stability Analysis of Micropipette Aspiration of Cell by Liquid Drop Modeling.
37. Cases and Control Measures of Early Aspiration in Pediatric Burn Victims.
38. The aspiration to society equality always accompanies with human society.
39. There is also a place in a young life for noble purposes that include a dedication to the broader society, a love of country and an aspiration to make their own leadership contributions.
40. He who has no aspiration will be like a stray blindman.
41. Analysis on risk factors of elderly patients with aspiration pneumonia.
42. But sometimes, having too great an aspiration can lead you astray.
43. The theoretical research on aspiration efficiency and air current directions.
44. It is a general trend and common aspiration from the government, international organizations, internet enterprises, technology communities, non-governmental institutions, and individuals.
45. The One Thing is not a goal in life, it’s our central aspiration.
46. Antibiotics combined with percutaneous aspiration is the main methods for therapy.
47. Pulmonary aspiration is a dreaded surgical complication.
48. To maintain stability and unity is the common aspiration of people everywhere.
49. Generating enough light could be prohibitively expensive, unless cheap, renewable energy is available, and this appears to be rather a future aspiration than a likelihood for the near future.
50. Taiwan will return to the embrace of the motherland; the whole country must be united. This is the general trend of development and the common aspiration of the people.
51. He nurses an aspiration to be a poet.
52. I didn't realize you had political aspirations.
53. But there is also a place in a young life for noble purposes that include a dedication to the broader society, a love of country and an aspiration to make their own leadership contributions.
54. He has never had any aspiration to earn a lot of money.
55. When Barbieux started his blog, his aspirations were small; he simply hoped to communicate with a few people.
56. The college's aim is to help students achieve their aspirations.