| The love between these two boys established early on that the important heterosexual characters in Gurganus's books would also be, to one degree or another — aspirationally, vocally, self-repressively, or momentarily — gay. |
| Mary refuses to speak aspirationally, and herein lies the most provocative proof of her radicalness, which Baron disavows. |
| Rights can either be embodied in law or expressed aspirationally. |
| But we're all about the glory, which is aspirationally looking forward, and doing the right things in the right way. |
| What has been a nonstarter aspirationally is Modi's silence in the face of the rise of extreme right loose cannons in his party. |
| The result is a spectacular mash-up of aspirationally misguided 1990s preppy style. |
