Sentence examples for bad aims from inspiring English sources

Not bad aims for any director, especially one who more or less confessed on celluloid in making "8½" that, though there was much more to see, there wasn't much more to say.

"Bad aim," Sebastian quipped.

But don't worry -- they have really bad aim here.

To redistribute the national pie in more equitable ways is not a bad aim.

Whether the mortar rounds that killed the Afghans were a result of bad aim, bad orders or bad intentions remains to be determined.

They had viewed Maddox on film and thought he had a weak arm, played nervous and had bad aim.

21 and that a combination of bad aim and bad luck, including the path Brashear took, contributed to the seriousness of the incident.

The gull appears to have been guilty of bad aim rather than evil intent, going for the snack but getting James instead.

But the coneis like a shotgun on the wall; it must erupt.All it takes is one dumb fuck, trigger-happy,with a six-pack and bad aim,to generate the spark that turns the world to flames.

Judiciary counsel Peter McGrath described the bottle that Burgess threw with "some force" as a "missile" and said it was only through the prop's bad aim that it didn't hit Evans.

There's no law that says a director has to reproduce the nuclear winter of Bergman's disillusion, and attempting to imagine a consensus between the Christian and Muslim world is no bad aim for a film-maker.