aspirational

If schools get better, aspirational parents will remain in the state system.

The economy is bad, but it’s still an aspirational age.

And for some communities, the 2% economy may actually be aspirational.

A good education should be the aspirational vision for all parents.

It's telling us a lot about how aspirational we have become.

The biggest group for us are what I would call not particularly well off but aspirational people.

The farm suddenly looks like an aspirational place to be.

Were we lucky to be children of the aspirational working class?

If that's not aspirational I don't know what it is.

What I needed, they told me, was a good set of aspirational tools.

But do they see such behavior as exciting, aspirational even?

Many of the others are obviously more aspirational than practical.

Fast growth since then has made many Indians more aspirational.

There's a sort of aspirational thing with Paris where you want to live her life for a day or two.

Dern’s character is not aspirational: “She’s trying to find her value in society.

And like her, the book will look aspirational lying on your coffee table.

He feels the Indian parents are always aspirational about their children doing well in life.

It was a bigger house, an aspirational move — that’s why everybody moved in those days.

"We need to hear their aspirational goals, so we'll know when they fall short," he says.

It can be about putting your best aspirational self forward.

They want it to look real and aspirational without cheating.

But in terms of the plans, it was more aspirational than operational.

Or do gardeners want to see something less real and more aspirational?

Many of those on the programme are aspirational 11-19 schools with their own sixth forms.

Instead, he should focus on the struggling and aspirational classes.