Sentence examples for aiming more from inspiring English sources

In any case Mr. Mac is aiming more for amusement than enlightenment.

Among those aiming more at the older demographic are giants like Chrysler, Kraft Foods, L'Oréal, Procter & Gamble and Target.

Even many chardonnay producers who continue to pursue the Côte de Beaune ideal, like Littorai, Peay, Rivers-Marie and Failla, are aiming more for grace than for power.

Bright, brash and unashamedly formulaic, this is thrillingly accessible fare, aiming more for the straight lines of the home stretch than the tricky curves of those treacherous corners, with Howard keeping one eye always on the grandstand.

Unlike, say,Quentin Tarantino, who wanted "Reservoir Dogs,"his first film, to evoke the style of Godard and Scorsese, the mumblecore team is aiming more for the territory ofJohn Cassavetes (sans the violence).

With the rapid collapse of the Taliban, the United States has intensified its pursuit of Osama bin Laden and his network, adding more commandos to the chase and aiming more airstrikes at hide-outs near the border with Pakistan, officials said today.

These people aim more than high.

The moral is aimed more at parents than children.

Those criticisms are aimed more directly at Mr. Wald.

It is aimed more at clinics than homes.

One or two more figures appeared on the roof and aimed more gun barrels at us.