Sentence examples for attacks seem aimed at from inspiring English sources

"The attacks seem aimed at stopping women coming onto the streets to protest".

While much of the town was undamaged, the attack seemed aimed at important civilian structures like a supermarket and a post office, the reports said.

Earlier, the attacks seemed aimed mainly at foreign militants with links to Al Qaeda or to Taliban commanders who were sending insurgents to fight the American-led coalition inside Afghanistan.

So in the minds of some possible voters, presidential attacks on the Senate will seem aimed at Republicans regardless.

Other moments seem aimed at the connoisseur of Freud.

The design and layout seem aimed at youth.

Similarly, his proposals to monitor newly arrived refugees and people susceptible to radicalization seemed aimed at preventing terrorist attacks like the two by Islamic State adherents last month.

Mr Talabani said the assault on the shrine - the third major attack against Shia targets in as many days - seemed aimed at destroying those talks.

Schools across the country observed a minute of silence for the victims on Tuesday morning, a gesture that also seemed aimed at emphasizing the general sense of horror about the attacks.

That, too, seemed aimed at foreign ears.

It seems aimed at the same fans who treasure "Popular".