Sentence examples for be aiming at a from inspiring English sources

He said the attackers appeared to be aiming at a convoy that included an aide to the speaker of Parliament.

Snyder may be aiming at a new level of auteurist action spectacle, but he banks on his considerable technique compensating for the near-total lack of ideas.

She's only 17, and she seems to be aiming at a genre — upbeat mainstream pop — that no "Idol" winner or loser has ever really conquered.

But Ms. Upshaw seemed to be aiming at a rather different image at her recital at Zankel Hall on May 12.

"In my view, the technology moves entirely in the wrong direction," he wrote in the Guardian, in 2008, "intensifying human technological manipulation of nature when we should be aiming at a more holistic ecological approach instead".

Certainly Davis seemed to be aiming at a new mass audience, wanting his records to "get back to the black people, so I will be remembered when I die".

Information architecture may also be aimed at a specific audience.

They must be aimed at a unique audience.

The first blast appeared to be aimed at a bus.

Too often they seem to be aimed at a certain type of comfortable, middle-class traveler.

That is nothing like a secret warrant that could be aimed at a single unpopular individual.