Sentence examples for aimed to speak from inspiring English sources

Sponsored by F.D.R.'s Works Progress Administration, painters created murals that aimed to speak to local communities.

(In contrast, the Tories say they aimed to speak to 10,000 voters between January and April and are "on target to do that plus slightly more").

We can't aim to speak for people outside of our race or social experience".

The novel is essentially choral: it has multiple protagonists, and it aims to speak to the condition of men generally.

Marvel says that this, their eighth title to feature a lead female character, "aims to speak directly to an audience that long was not the target for superhero comic books in America – women and girls".

As Mr. Obama talks about issues historically tied to race, he often frames them in terms of class, economics and opportunity, aiming to speak for a broader audience than Dr. King did in 1963.

Toward the end of his life, Mark Twain began recording his thoughts and remembrances, aiming to speak his "whole frank mind" on his life and the world as he saw it.

She said civil servants should aim to speak openly, and not succumb to the "tendency in the system to try to interpret what they think you want, and to deliver that".

This is yet another 'out' campaign who aren't aiming to speak to voters, but instead are squabbling with each other in order to become the main voice in the race.

Much of the album has been previewed at festivals such as Coachella and Glastonbury, from the terribly named "Every Teardrop is a Waterfall" and its unapologetically ebullient rave intro, to "Charlie Brown", a trademark U2-lite song that aims to speak to everyone.

WalkMe aims to speak to both of those issues with its on-screen widgets that help direct users by way of "walk-throughs" of different features.