Sentence examples for consciously aimed at from inspiring English sources

Jackson consciously aimed at doing that.

It was consciously aimed at that".

IE is also consciously aimed at the efficient use of energy and resources, ideas that are relevant to mitigating, adapting, and building resilience in a changing future, but are also relevant to traditional concepts of business strategy and competitive advantage.

But I like that Hopkins very consciously aims at being the voice of the fifteen-year-old addict, the twelve-year-old prostitute.

Mr. Miliband also ran a campaign that appeared to be self-consciously aimed at winning the union vote, with much harsher criticism of the Cameron government's austerity program, which is expected to result in the loss of tens of thousands, possible even hundreds of thousands, of Britain's six million public sector jobs in Britain.

The Zenlike decor is perhaps self-consciously aimed at impressing the visitor, but Rosenberg has a serious point to make: Most of what passes for wisdom on Wall Street is bunk.

Above all, it was a city whose people consciously aimed to set the rest of mankind in their shadow.

Consequently, our research consciously aimed to explore OA from the perspective of wellness.

19) Sidgwick added, "It is not necessary that the end which gives the criterion of rightness should always be the end at which we consciously aim".

"He would not have been consciously aiming to experiment with fluid dynamics as understood by physicists".

Second, do they consciously aim to keep themselves uninformed?