Sentence examples for aims squarely from inspiring English sources

The commercial aims squarely at the many Californians who prize environmental protection and alternative energy.

The program aims squarely at entertaining fans but also excels, with humor, at parsing plays on its minifield.

Mr. Franken's amendment aims squarely at a too-cozy relationship between the rating agencies and bank sponsors of complicated structured securities.

His legislative agenda — for example, his sixty-billion-dollar plan to make community college free for most students — shows his refusal to accept that reality, and aims squarely at the problem of income inequality.

Plodding between dishwater and drying paint with a furrowed brow and The Edge's reverb pedals, Just For Tonight aims squarely at indie's bluntest edge and succeeds with overwrought, toe-curling gusto.

A full-size car, the Bonneville competes against the Chrysler Concorde and Toyota Avalon; the sporty SSEi version aims squarely at Chrysler's successful 300M, though neither of these large, front-drive cars are the sport sedans they pretend to be.

All aimed squarely at homegrown, multiplex audiences.

And at least one stunt is aimed squarely at investors.

The German proposal, however, is aimed squarely at employers.

She now makes clothes aimed squarely at executive women.

KaZaA's program is aimed squarely at behavioral change.