Sentence examples for aiming at embracing from inspiring English sources

Over the past 35 years, corporate insolvency has been at the origin of a broad and in-depth literature aiming at embracing legal and industrial features.

The folks at Lenovo are celebrating Europe's biggest gaming event with a pair of PCs aimed at embracing virtual reality, doing so with an almost sci-fi-like panache.

The purpose of this movement is to build a global collective aimed at embracing our individual passions.

It's a particularly effective form of gaslighting, since he has cast her in a popular narrative, one that shows up in many forms these days, in books and movies, and particularly in stories aimed at and embraced by female audiences.

We brought in people who we were aiming at: tech savvy, future embracing foodies.

Well, there is one thing: like too many animated films aimed at children, "Barnyard" embraces stereotypes that generally no longer cut it in adult films, and for good reason.

In the economic sector, planned economy would be endorsed, by embracing the socialist and Christian Democrat principles, such as income redistribution, aiming at a reduction of economic inequality.

Firstly, we embraced distinct contexts such as reviews, comments and social networks aiming at providing a broader evaluation of the tools.

"They were clearly aiming at a point.

John was aiming at a broad public.

Who knows what they were aiming at.