Sentence examples for aimed especially from inspiring English sources

"It's not aimed especially at connoisseurs," says Farr, who worked on the show with the Musée Hergé in Brussels.

Shambhala Sun, a bimonthly publication in Halifax, Nova Scotia, had lots of ads aimed especially at those practicing Buddhism.

This was aimed especially at Alawites and Christians, groups that each make up around 10% of Syria's 22m people.

The fund could save millions of children around the world, but it will be aimed especially at Africa, where seven out of 10 AIDS victims live.

The Irredentists aimed especially at gaining several Italian-inhabited areas still controlled by Austria after the process of Italian unification (1860 70).

In 1698 the churchman Jeremy Collier published an attack on the immorality of the theatre aimed especially at Vanbrugh, whose plays were more robust than those of such contemporaries as William Congreve.

Denmark, whose quest for energy independence dates back to the oil-price spikes of the 1970s, aims especially high.

Maulana Azam Tariq's assassins were of the thorough sort, firing 30 or 40 bullets into their victim, aiming especially at the head and neck.

The Daba aims especially at gossips and quarrels brought by the people who gather at the funeral, thus protecting smooth production and lives of people after the events.

2), but in his polemical works Plutarch aims especially to demonstrate that departure from Plato results in self-contradictions, of which he accuses the Stoics in particular (Boys-Stones 1997a).

A comprehensive population-based intervention was carried out, aiming especially at the reduction of the high levels of serum cholesterol, blood pressure, and tobacco use, emphasizing general dietary changes and smoking reduction.