Examples of using Aspired in English and their translations into Spanish
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Even from childhood I aspired to cognition.
experimental film aspired to change the world.
cachaca(from Bogotá) aspired to be the new group director.
It was expanding and embracing all those who aspired with love for Christ!
It's not at all what Lohan said she aspired to be.
It means that you have achieved in disgrace what I have always aspired to be.
And you aspired to the next bit of money
Tan-Gun aspired to govern the world with"morality
Dangun aspired to govern the world with"morality
The Inter-American Court has also aspired to influence outside its region by offering innovative interpretations of human rights
The peoples that have for so long aspired to live in peace,
They tell us what we looked like, what we wore, what we aspired to, our dreams, the lies we told to one another.
Unlike Leninist propaganda, which aspired to"reveal the truth" to the ignorant masses,
In his mature period Kuindzhy aspired to capture the most expressive illuminative aspect of the natural condition.
Andrey aspired to add Vladimir to his possessions,
Her mother was a dressmaker, and she aspired to follow in her footsteps
Although some of the new movements aspired to replace the Soviet system altogether with a liberal democratic one, others demanded independence for the national republics.
Before all this, we aspired to be more than merely human-we aspired to holiness, to a perfection shown to us by the angels.
The Millennium Declaration of 2000 embodied the noble development goals that humanity aspired to collectively achieve by 2015.
And they will receive from us that fulfillment that we discovered and aspired to here.
