Sentence examples for aiming her from inspiring English sources

Nelson examines representations of cruelty and violence in the media, largely aiming her laments high up the cultural ladder: at the fine arts, literature, theater and even poetry.

And not even a very well-informed bandwagon, given that the January titles Swinson is aiming her changes at were out on the shelves in early December.

The characters of tragedy kill themselves in acts of boastful bravado, like Hedda Gabler aiming her father's duelling pistol at her own head.

Of course there were touches of stagecraft: Ms. Lauper repeatedly roamed into the crowd midsong, aiming her piercing voice back toward the stage.

If Ms. Giannini took a more relaxed line at Gucci, aiming her stiff camel coats (in a bonded nylon and silk), crisp trousers and paintbrush print silks at scaled-back appetites, Mr. Dundas raised the tone at Pucci.

Ms. Rice seemed to be aiming her sharpest comments at the Kenyan government, which has widely been viewed as the obstacle to a genuine power-sharing agreement between the government and the opposition.

Catherine Bennett should aim her criticisms at them.

Perhaps she should aim her sights higher all around.

Her trainer will first aim her at the local version, back here next month.

In her writing, Angot appears to aim her vitriol at family and friends along with enemies.

She positions her microphone, aims her voice at the tenement opposite, and opens fire.