Sentence examples for distinctly aimed at from inspiring English sources
In tone, they are all distinctly aimed at adults.
It has been locked for decades in a domestic, political struggle that is not distinctly aimed at the United States, though it has attacked Americans and American business interests in Colombia.
His fundamental break with Aristotelianism, however, resulted from his rejection of the view that distributive justice distinctly aims at proportional allocation.
But with Vitra furniture, a distinctly modern mishmash of antiques and funky knick-knacks, and large-scale multimedia and sculptural art installations, it's clearly aimed at the creative, tech and media worlds.
Their current concept of politics may not jibe with those of Mayor Daley and the national committeewoman from North Dakota demonstrations remain an integral part of the strategy but the concept involves distinctly electoral politics aimed at defeating Nixon in 1972.
In its original sense, the term had a more distinctly reactionary character aimed at the tides of modernism and liberal theology.
Page 7 fellas, the Sun's counterpart to the Page 3 girls, was distinctly short-lived – like most erotica aimed at women.
Even though Dugin hides behind the metaphor of cleansing or clearing out swamp networks to render the land fertile, in English and Russian alike, the reference to cleansing and clearing is distinctly associated with violent ethnic cleansing aimed at groups of people.
But as Jordan was introduced yesterday as part-owner of the Washington Wizards, I distinctly sensed an undertone of a challenge aimed at his former bosses.
