Sentence examples for aim I think from inspiring English sources

McLane's aim, I think, is to find ways for Stein and Bishop to "sing together," as McLane terms it.

I'm not saying protest achieves its aim – I think the powers you implicitly defend will probably prevail.

"That's got to be the aim I think".

It's really difficult to get to that point stylistically in your music where you sound totally unique, but that should be the aim, I think, to carve out your own niche in the scene.

It aims, I think, to be a wild side but at home and under wraps; like the fox gnawing out the vitals of the boy who hid it inside his shirt and smiled.

That is indeed one aim that I think has prompted physicists such as Brian Greene, David Deutsch and Larry Krauss, and biologists such as Dawkins, Stephen Jay Gould and EO Wilson, to take time off from their own research to write for the general public.

"But that (defending the title) is our aim and I think we've got a good enough squad here to do that.

"The aim is, I think, to form the capacity to seal China up within its first line of defence," said Gavan McCormack, an emeritus professor at Australian National University and co-author of Resistant Islands: Okinawa Confronts Japan and the United States.

"Call of Duty has always had its own charms - the way it moves, the weapons, the aiming – but I think Sledgehammer wanted to branch out.

"Not in the way we would normally assume, but he is still aiming, and I think succeeding, to convey the message of, 'I am not going to follow the rules.'" Clinton has easily spent the most on her campaign and the result is visual communication spread unanimous throughout multiple platforms an achievement difficult for even the largest corporation.

"The 2012 Olympics are an obvious target to aim for, but I think that is a very conservative timeframe," she said.