Sentence examples for does he aim to from inspiring English sources
"Get it on the shelf, get it off the shelf, empty the can and do it again.' How does he aim to do this abroad?
In so doing, he aims to blur the fact that the Constitution itself cements a wall of separation between church and state.
Does he aim for pace or swing?
Why didn't he aim to slow Brown down, to injure him rather than to kill?
Nor does she aim to please.
For Mr. Brezhnev, 41, the party is an opportunity to burnish a family legacy that began its slide into disrepute even before the Soviet Union did, and he aims to do so by fighting the inequities that, in his view, have roiled Russia since the old system collapsed.
By doing so, he aims to imitate the process of photosynthesis, by which plants harvest sunlight and convert the energy into chemical form.
In doing so, he aims to underscore the ways that the identification of environmental harm and remedy can wittingly or unwittingly be bound up in broader political and economic dynamics.
He certainly does, but what he aims to do is to show that the perfections that can be realized in aesthetic experience are both more positive and more complicated than those recognized by Baumgarten.
"He aims to do what all art does," says Cropper, "to show you your soul.
