Sentence examples for a true aim from inspiring English sources

And you wouldn't be able to get a true aim on an enemy fighter.

But he said that issue was a distraction from the true aim of a health overhaul.

Mr. Tokayev called them unprofessional and said the movement's call for reform was a ruse masking the true aim of some of its founders to enrich themselves.

Again and again Katniss rescues herself with resourcefulness, guts and true aim, a combination that makes her insistently watchable, despite Mr. Ross's soft touch and Ms. Lawrence's bland performance.

Cho's column quickly sparked a debate about her true aim in the comment section.

His true aim remains a matter of conjecture: some thought that he was hoping to overthrow the Soviet Union, others that he was seeking signs of the Second Coming.

Jack Roney, director for economics and policy analysis at the sugar producers' lobbying group, the American Sugar Alliance, said sugar had been made a scapegoat by companies whose true aim was to take advantage of cheaper foreign labor.

The suspicion on both sides is that, while the results in policy terms if the other side wins the election may not be catastrophic, the other side's true aim is a vision of America that is anathema to one's own.

However, the sensory ratings are a cover story, and the true aim is to examine the amount of food consumed (Higgs, 2002).

"This is Erdogan's true aim: to drive a wedge between Ocalan and the mountains," a veteran BDP officials claims.

Democrats and labor groups have proffered the video featuring Hendricks, a major Walker donor, as evidence that the true aim of his collective-bargaining measure was to weaken the left in Wisconsin.