Sentence examples for aim to make something from inspiring English sources

"It's not my aim to make something exploitative and trivialise these people, and I don't see how it will.

In other words, not simple feature parity with iOS, but a bigger aim to make something improved.

In their blog post today, Solve for X hosts Megan Smith and Astro Teller write that these moonshot ideas "aim to make something 10x better, not just 10percentt," and Google wants to celebrate the audacity of the moonshot attempt itself.

but I didn't aim to make something dogmatic or didactic.

Presumably first-time writer-director Virginia Gilbert (daughter of Brian Gilbert, Wilde) was aiming to make something oblique and fragile about Brits abroad, in the style of Joanna Hogg (Unrelated, Archipelago).

Consequently, it should be expected that the effect size will be less when aiming to make something that is already quite good better, compared to trying to improve a weak area of the curriculum.

Our aim is to make something of real excellence in the UK's increasingly temperate climate, and not to compare it with champagne or any other sparkling wine".

Our aim was to make something along the lines of Buena Vista Social Club; as I say in the film, music is emotional transportation – it's food for the soul.

Their audacious aim is to make something like a weather forecast for cancer, inputting scan data, pathology scores or gene test results into equations and calculating where and at what rate a patient's tumor is likely to spread.

I was just focused on one song and then another song, but my aim was to make something really sincere.

"The aim was to make something that would hopefully still hold up into the future, and now that VR is finally becoming more accessible and available to a wider audience we are looking forward to hearing what people think of the experience," says Chandler.