Quotes About Aspiration

Such a simple concept. But then, the withy reed was always so in awe of the oak, it never occurred to it to grow.

But maybe cotton candy dreams show a person where the bones of real dreams may lie. Maybe

The little girl in her lap took a drink of mom's soda and pushed a mop of the brightest red hair out of her face. "I don't wanna be a knight. I wanna be a princess!

Oh, holy God, blessed were the actors—I was going to be somebody new.

I swear I want to be a food model.

Amy Sherman-Palladino

I would rather have a Hemingwayesque failure than a Juhaszian success.

Some men,' they said, `are born princes, and some raise themselves by their talents to be kings among men.

Everyone must dream. We dream to give ourselves hope. To stop dreaming - well, that's like saying you can never change your fate. Isn't that true?

We dream to give ourselves hope. To stop dreaming - well, that's like saying you can never change your fate.

Everyone must dream. We dream to give ourselves hope. To stop dreaming - well, that's like saying you can never change your fate. Isn't that true?

Your life can be different, Young Ju. Study and be strong. In America, women have choices.

A dollar for afternoon dreams is expensive and cheap.

The wings of hope carry us, soaring high above the driving winds of life.

Dreams are a never ending portal.

I'm happy for all who reached for the stars happily and successfully.

The future is a convenient place for dreams

Existence would be intolerable if we were never to dream.

La utopía es el principio de todo progreso y el diseño de un futuro mejor.

Learning isn't a way of reaching one's potential but rather a way of developing it. We can create our own potential. And this is true whether our goal is to become a concert pianist or just play the piano well enough to amuse ourselves, to join the PGA golf tour or just bring our handicaps down a few strokes.

It was really a star, a star you were heading toward. You can't fail to reach it. Hearing you speak, I felt that nothing would hold you back, nothing, not even me. . . . You could never see this star as I do. You don't understand: It's like the heart of a heartless flower.

He would have liked it if everyone could have what he dreamed, glory and love, fortune and peace of heart. [On F. Scott Fitzgerald]

the journalist asked Zachariadis why he gave an anti-British speech to a crowd of 50,000 left-wing Greeks in Thessaloniki: "Is it because you want the British to leave Greece?" Zachariadis replied, "Yes," and Springe commented: "Are you aware of the consequences?" To which the communist leader said: "I am aware that a civil war, to which we are aspiring, shall follow. It will be a question of two months. After that everything will be alright."73

The most visible and often tragic sacrifice of proletarian socialism - not to mention internationalism - on the altar of nationalism, of course, has been by the states that proclaim themselves to be, or to aspire to become, socialist.