Meanings of human aspiration in English

Life seemed a great, inexorable machine, setting at naught human aspiration, human endeavor.

What he sought was an impassioned realism, shot through with human aspiration and faith.

But the human aspiration to have long-term relationships remains.

All human experience and all natural uncommercialized human aspiration point to this as the right path.

He said the wind up there on the heights of human aspiration always made him long and pray.

But he unduly emphasized renunciation, and wished to restrict human aspiration to the narrow limits of the attainable.]

Nihilism, as Nietzsche saw, entails the diminution of human aspiration to the vanishing point; it involves the death of man.

In the struggle against nature's barriers upon human aspiration for perfect satisfactions, it looks as though every other method has failed us.

What both books share at their core is an assumption that devastating calamities do not have to mean the end of human aspiration.

All the grand language about " human aspiration," "consistency with the divine justice," etc., etc., collapses into this at last-Betterthe misery of the "Vale!

The marble speaks, the canvas glows with human aspirations toward the infinite.

Yet what is society but the outcome of human wills, of human aspirations?

What then had he to do with human aspirations-withhuman joys?

It cloaks acts of gender violence with one of highest human aspirations -honour.

And so, the Korean kingdom owed its creation to an animal who achieved very human aspirations.

The Slav reviewed the history of human aspirations.