Sentence examples for aims to make a statement from inspiring English sources

But Ms Pao clearly aims to make a statement.

Taking a page from Legally Blonde where Elle finally shows she's earned her place at Harvard Law by making the case during class that "any masturbatory emissions, where the sperm is clearly not seeking an egg, could be termed reckless abandonment"—a satirical bill filed in Texas on Friday aims to make a statement about women's reproductive rights.

But it aims to make a big statement once it's fully moved in about the role that Chinese immigrants and their descendants have played in constructing American society.

But if the aim is only to make a statement with the car pool, the overcapable Land Cruiser is notably inappropriate, akin to hunting squirrels with a bazooka.

And Selam is one of several projects currently aiming to make a piercing statement on behalf of Islam with cinemal, a medium – because of the nature of image-making – with which this religious tradition arguably has compatibility issues.

As an example, an experiment might be performed using mouse proteins, but the aim of the experiment is to make a statement about the homologous interaction (interolog) in human.

Carl Frampton says he wants to make a statement against Gonzalez Jr. as he aims to become a big cross-over star in America.

wanted to make a statement.

Bonilla declined to make a statement.

But we wanted to make a statement".

She then decided to make a statement.