Sentence examples for entirely aimed from inspiring English sources

"The product offering is almost entirely aimed at males," she added.

As such, it's not entirely aimed at the broad reading public.

The energy of this orphan tale set in the 1830's is entirely aimed at the mystery of God.

With Swedish restaurants like Madsen in South Kensington and and Garbo in Marylebone proving trendy if not entirely aimed at the consumer on a budget, Ikea's food could give Britons a cost-price opportunity to sample a model culinary landscape.

But the design of the central exhibition space a vast, luminous, vaulted hall with floating walls hanging from the ceiling—seems entirely aimed at focusing viewers' eyes on the paintings, which contain the only colour there.

It's something new to see crises -- especially a crisis as shocking as the terrorist attack -- consistently addressed with legislation that does almost nothing to address the actual problem, and is almost entirely aimed at advancing a pre-existing agenda.

It says its space and rocket efforts are either entirely peaceful, aimed at improving the state's telecommunications and monitoring natural disasters (strong earthquakes shook Iran on Friday), or are military efforts meant to enhance its defenses with conventional weapons.

Although it will not by itself be able to fulfill all aims entirely, it can achieve important improvements on all of them.

Don't worry about covering the railing or banister entirely; instead, aim for a candy-cane-like "swirl" effect.

The party wants to ban altered photos entirely in ads aimed at children under 16.

So Mr. Silverman, who took over the 33-year-old kosher foods company last year, started a new frozen mini pizza bagel aimed entirely at kids.