Sentence examples for because he aimed at from inspiring English sources

Tarski (1935) criticised an axiomatization of truth relying only on the T-sentences, not because he aimed at a definition rather than an axiomatization of truth, but because such a theory seemed too weak.

Raymond O'Donnell, said officers shot Mr. Gonzalez because he aimed his gun at the head of a policewoman as they were trying to move in to arrest him.

Police responding to a 911 call say they shot Disbrowe because he aimed a weapon at officers after ignoring instructions to drop it, KCCI reports.

"Mr. Westcott lost his life because he aimed a loaded firearm at police officers.

It might have been because he deliberately aimed at a smaller target.

The BND then rejected thousands of search terms as impermissible, apparently because they aimed at European firms and governments, including France's.

Black isn't worried about what using these kind of fabrics will do to his prices because he's aiming at a wealthy Russian customer.

In 1963, Senator Arnon de Mello shot dead a fellow legislator on the Senate floor, only to escape imprisonment, since the killing was considered an accident because he was aiming at another senator.

If the artist is slippery with facts, it's because he is aiming at a more transcendental honesty: "You can tell the truth more truthfully than with the truth itself," he says.

(An enduring legend that Hearst shot and murdered director Thomas Ince because he was aiming at Chaplin has just been turned into a movie by Peter Bogdanovich, starring Kirsten Dunst as Davies).

Holliday: I can't remember a time where there are more things that really have the potential of being really big-because they're aimed at important problems.