Sentence examples for aims both from inspiring English sources

Jude balls his small fists, reopens them, then aims both his hands at his father.

The day aims both to end the silence around menstruation and highlight positive solutions for managing periods.

The new scheme, to be phased in over nearly four years, aims both to boost confidence and to promote competition.

The law aims both to encourage public acts of kindness and, crucially, to protect do-gooders should things go awry.

Clearly Mr. deWaal aims both to enlighten and to please, and his food reveals that earnestness along with his unmistakable sense of style.

"Déjà Vu," which sometimes seems like a showcase for new conservation research and child-friendly digital displays, aims both too high and too low.

Survival looks a more realistic aim, both for the club and him.

That competitive nature is one reason why, despite its cutesy looks, Spore is aimed both at adults and children.

But when the program began in 1939 it aimed both to feed the unemployed and to aid farm recovery.

When his psychiatrist asks the patient why he thinks he became a patient instead of a psychologist, the question seems aimed both inward and outward.

The surveillance was aimed both at tracking Mr. Gravano's movements and finding a spot where they could kill him without injuring anyone else, the investigator said.