Sentence examples for aiming to make something from inspiring English sources

Presumably first-time writer-director Virginia Gilbert (daughter of Brian Gilbert, Wilde) was aiming to make something oblique and fragile about Brits abroad, in the style of Joanna Hogg (Unrelated, Archipelago).

Consequently, it should be expected that the effect size will be less when aiming to make something that is already quite good better, compared to trying to improve a weak area of the curriculum.

In their blog post today, Solve for X hosts Megan Smith and Astro Teller write that these moonshot ideas "aim to make something 10x better, not just 10percentt," and Google wants to celebrate the audacity of the moonshot attempt itself.

but I didn't aim to make something dogmatic or didactic.

"It's not my aim to make something exploitative and trivialise these people, and I don't see how it will.

In pursuit of their second shared aim - to make something campaigning - the Greengrass/Hibbert script takes as its focus the experiences of Gallagher and his wife Patsy (Michele Forbes).

In other words, not simple feature parity with iOS, but a bigger aim to make something improved.

The company is now aiming to make Hellopics something of a Shutterfly alternative, competing both on price and with a broader selection of products, too.

The exhibition is aiming to make connections.

Black is not aiming to make sense.

We live in a world where we are overloaded with information and visual stimulants aiming to make us feel something usually to purchase or consume.