Sentence examples for after all aimed from inspiring English sources

But it is unpretentious and is, after all, aimed at very young children.

That cleared the way for an agreement that is after all aimed not primarily at the United States but at third-world countries and rebel insurgencies for which children are the cheapest and most expendable killers and cannon fodder.

The lawsuit conducted by the "Yale Five" was, after all, aimed at Yale University; the fact that the dean of students and the president of the university were Jewish, something Mr. Freedman makes much of, seems oddly irrelevant.

The auto industry's main newspaper, "Automotive News, used to be a sad collection of stories of failing dealerships and excess inventory," notes Hal Harvey, the chief executive of Energy Innovation. "Now it is one technology story after another, all aimed at increasing fuel efficiency.

Pre:Post, after all, aims for elegance; booths are covered in canopies of birch logs, banquettes are a muted beige suede and glass-walled private bungalows are stocked with pillows.

I stood, agape, in a crush of lower level reporters furiously scribbling the Ax blather, a few (this was only 2007, after all) aiming recorders at his mustache.

"surely the only valid test is to show the original against the coded - after all the aim of all the work we are doing is to make the encoded picture indistinguishable from the original is it not?" Andy, re.

I really must disagree with you second comment - surely the only valid test is to show the original against the coded - after all the aim of all the work we are doing is to make the encoded picture indistinguishable from the original is it not?

His message, after all, is aimed at the powerful establishment his "illustrious" brother has always embodied.

The terrorist attacks, after all, were aimed at the city's public fabric.

After all, initiatives aimed merely at reducing a company's fuel or taxi bill, or to cut carbon dioxide emissions from a company's fleet, may do little to inspire those who actually use the cars.