Sentence examples for aim was so from inspiring English sources

He joked that his aim was so bad that he was nicknamed "The Great Wounder", but he otherwise disliked talking about his law-enforcement career.

The aim was, so to speak, to conceal the complexity of the situation behind the different social perspectives on what could be viewed, at first sight, as a simple issue.

they use those things and they say that 'we do not trust those [old] methods.' (Grandmother 2) Regardless of the approach to care (i.e., home remedies or medicine), the ultimate aim was "so that [the] child gets well…When the child get alright, there is no other moment of happiness like that" (Father 4).

Gahl's projected success rate is so low because his aim is so high.

The aim is so simple that the complexity and magnitude of the undertaking is easy to miss.

"It's only natural in life, you become No. 1 and your aim is so stay there.

(North Korea probably has the ability to send a tiny warhead at least as far as Alaska, although its aim is so bad it might hit Canada by mistake).

So it is only natural for America, now the leader in space, to try to protect its dominance and prevent weapons proliferating by controlling the export of its space technology.Yet rarely has such a reasonable aim been so self-defeating.

This aim is so well received the thesis is shifting from dialogue to agreement position (Fig. 7).

The aim was not so much to strengthen the BBC as to make it more accountable.

For Mr. Kaeser, the aim wasn't so much to profit as it was to unload some debt.