aspirations

A soldier in the service of ideals and aspirations that formed his core.

More than a few were willing to be open about their sexual, if not romantic, aspirations.

That phenomenon is not limited to peaceniks with spiritual aspirations.

In her Silver Jubilee speech she said that while she understood independence aspirations, she wanted to see the UK remain united.

Still, Ehrlich, who now works at the Washington law firm King & Spalding, harbors aspirations of having “a voice in the party.”

I want it to be great, free, and happy, and to shape its own destinies according to its desires and aspirations.

She did not yet know how necessary climbing might be, in her new country life, but her aspirations did not tend that way.

Was it right to fill this woman with romantic aspirations that could never be gratified?

That my aspirations were satisfied I do not pretend, for ambition forbade any settled feeling of rest or content.

She went home despising in her heart both lords and menials, and dreaming, with new aspirations, of her Roman republic.