用aspiration造句子，“aspiration”造句

Superstars — from Lady Gaga to Michael Jackson to Angelina Jolie to Johnny Depp — epitomize self-actualization, an aspiration that transcends culture.

Which is why, despite Minot's aspiration, its study has remained fodder for the rambling final chapters of cognitive-science textbooks and those at the dusky end of distinguished scientific careers.

Still, I sympathize with one motive behind naturalism — the aspiration to think in a scientific spirit.

The man who develops non-attachment even in his aspiration after illumination and isolated unity, becomes aware, eventually, through practiced discrimination, of the overshadowing cloud of spiritual knowledge.

Whereas an aspiration is the wish to be the fullest expression of who we really are.

For we assure you, that you have chosen to be exactly where you are, and there is a great reason, a noble aspiration and goal in your celibate secular aspect.

She knew the aspiration would tell him whether the peddle in her breast was a lump or just a cyst.

He has no aspiration for fame or gain.

Instead of more invasive methods, the biopsy can be done with fine needle aspiration, which withdraws cells from suspicious lesions.