Sentence examples for act of aiming from inspiring English sources

But Warhol went beyond fawning over stars to show the elixir brewed by the mere act of aiming a film camera at random visitors to the Factory.

The act of aiming towards reference points allows for a form of direct feedback where the user can adjust the arrow until they believe they have the correct alignment.

It can be analyzed into the act of intentional aiming and the object constituted in that aiming.

Is this an act of altruism aimed at relieving his boredom?

"This was a cold-blooded act of will aimed at the United States and Israel".

Originally, the Securities Act of 1933 aimed to provide more information on securities to prevent investors from being manipulated.

Strict measures, set out in the London Olympic Games and Paralympic Games Act of 2006, aim to stamp out any attempts at ambush marketing.

Facing deportation because of expiring visas, theirs was an act of desperation aimed at getting thousands of dollars in wages they claimed their Israeli employer had illegally withheld.

On other fronts, Mr. Owens was a floor manager of the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990, aimed at curbing discrimination against handicapped people.

Suicide in this case was the last act of freedom aimed at shaming the dictator and prodding the public to react.

The legal disputes are based on the Voting Rights Act of 1965, aimed at banning discrimination against racial and other groups.