Sentence examples for aim to be seen from inspiring English sources

In many ways that is Oppenheimer's chief aim: to be seen by the widest audience possible.

Nor is he the type who aims to be seen in the front row of fashion shows.

Like any authoritarian regime, Russia rarely sees its officials engage in open confrontation: the government aims to be seen as monolithic.

The company aims to be seen by the scientific community as a purveyor of quality research.

Rather, he aimed to be seen as tribune for the disenfranchised, not just the older, comfortably off middle classes alienated by rapid social change caused by mass immigration, but working-class voters left behind in the hunt for jobs and seemingly ignored by the increasingly professionalised "political class".

" The ANs aimed to be seen as a competent, professional and caring part of the multi-professional team who supported the patients' wellbeing and satisfied their everyday needs during their hospital stay.

The aim is to be seen to be bashing China loudly.

Bear in mind, though, if you're only cycling along urban streets then the aim is to be seen by others rather than to show the way ahead.

Whether he will have any more success in realising these aims remains to be seen.

Analysts believe that in the short term, the government aim will be to be seen to be doing something to ease the power crisis.

Instead, they say, they aim to shape what has come to be seen as inevitable.