Sentence examples for constant aim from inspiring English sources

"To excel in all things should be your constant aim," Timothy exhorted her.

Yours is the longer, harder road, albeit with the same constant aim: to rule for life and die comfortably in your bed.

As the translator Martin McLaughlin notes, Calvino's constant aim was "to raise the target which literature sets itself: he challenges literature to describe the indescribable, from macrocosm to microcosm, from the Big Bang to the division of cells".

Our constant aim will be to compete for silverware and championships.

To supply them all with pious and zealous workmen, obtained from Catholic Europe, was the constant aim of his heroic endeavors; and in this the Prelate succeeded beyond all human expectations.

As Olive Anderson puts it, "Green's constant aim was the separation of the spiritual and the supernatural … God must be sought in each person's soul, and would be found through the life of Christian love" (Anderson, 1991, 685).

In each of the bucket strategies, the cash target has been held constant, aiming to always keep five years of future income in cash and short-term investments.

Lenhard and Hoffman reported that whereas variable aiming error tended to be lower for the preferred hand, constant aiming error was consistently lower for the non-preferred hand [14].

This biomaterial, which boasts optimal biocompatibility, has been the object of constant modification aimed at better adapting it to the functional needs of the host tissue.

Supervisors must give their reporters and anchors constant feedback — aimed at addressing the reality that mistakes are seen instantly by thousands.

Mr. Rashadi said the president's constant insults aimed at the stock market had undermined investor confidence, which he said encouraged people with money to invest in real estate, driving up property values.