Sentence examples for aimed to bear from inspiring English sources
'In a moment like this,' Hoepker told himself, 'you must be very humble.' But though the photographs simply aimed to bear witness, they could not help turning into works of art, aestheticising and anaesthetising the tragedy they recorded.
Secondly the research aimed to bear witness to each individual story, giving voice to a traditionally marginalized and hard-to-reach community.
Part answers part, and each feature aims to bear some cogent relation to the whole.
BRUCE BENT, a money-market-fund pioneer, liked to say the industry should aim to bore you into a sound night's sleep.
I'm not sure Portugal will be aiming to bore the Spanish today, although when the teams met at the last World Cup, the Portuguese played a cautious game, some players later complaining of being shackled by then-coach Carlos Queiroz's tactics.
Vinterberg seems to appreciate the sense of Scandinavian peculiarity the term brings with it, a sort of far-north exoticism; and it's something he aimed to bring to bear on the niceties of the British literary movie.
We also aimed to determine the risk of death borne by mountaineers on commercial ventures compared with those embarking on traditional, non-commercial expeditions.
We aimed to determine if the greater illness burden borne by poorer participants was matched by appropriately higher levels of diagnosis and treatment.
In the present study we aimed to examine more severe cases of OA, which are more likely to bear a genetic component.
Bearing these factors in mind, we aimed to determine the uptake of [18F]EF5 and [18F]FDG in relation to growth rate in an experimental HNC tumor model.
