Sentence examples for aim to talk from inspiring English sources
There is something intuitively plausible about this way of viewing counterfactuals; often we do aim to talk about what would have happened if things had gone on in accordance with the laws, given a starting point slightly different from the one that actually obtained.
A fun thing on AIM was if someone said "how r u" you could just "ok" and without fail people would say "y just ok?" On today's Internet, we no longer need AIM to talk to each other ― we have Twitter, Facebook, Slack, text, Whatsapp, Tinder, Musical.ly (probably).
Promise your parents that you will only use AIM to talk to your friends, and that you won't give out your screenname to strangers on the internet.
It is not the aim or purpose to talk about Italy".
Activists have begun a root-and-branch reform of HIV prevention work as part of a campaign to re-gay Aids, one that aims to talk up the gay component in the HIV crisis while the government is talking it down, anatomising why large sections of gay Britain are once again susceptible to the virus.
The descriptive conventions governing the English sentence "The cat is on the mat" do not, and cannot, determine which of the two accessible situations a speaker aims to talk about on a particular occasion.
Out of gratitude to God for giving him salvation, Jenner committed to consistently engaging in personal evangelism, and aimed to talk with ten different people every day thenceforward.
During the informed consent process, it was made clear what we aimed to talk about and why, and we specifically asked each woman if she would be comfortable discussing this highly sensitive topic.
For this first piece I'll aim instead to talk about less plot-oriented aspects of the book and author.
Our aim is to talk to people who are not necessarily engaged with the sustainability agenda and help them connect, hopefully in an interesting way.
