Sentence examples for ever aimed from inspiring English sources

It was never, ever aimed at children".

Which is not something Jean Cocteau ever aimed at.

As the Olympics begin, the company is introducing its biggest campaign ever aimed at consumers.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials called the three-day sweep in California their largest operation ever aimed at illegal immigrants with criminal records.

It requires frills, a swishy skirt, and a bouncy hairdo, even metaphorically, which is why it is only ever aimed at women.

With a budget of $8 million to $10 million, it is one of the largest campaigns ever aimed at promoting a new magazine to potential readers.

Would he ever aim one at a plane?

It's baffling even to consider that this was ever aiming to play it straight, such is its unintentional hilarity.

"You noble brothers, leaders of the jihad, we do not consider ourselves people who compete against you, nor would we ever aim to achieve glory for ourselves like you did," the writer says.

As Richard Hofstadter observed, it is the fate of the United States "not to have an ideology but to be one;" and so America in its lacerating imperfection must ever aim high.

And beyond formal educational institutions, Sidgwick was simply indefatigable in promoting and participating in discussion societies, ever aiming at the elusive "consensus of experts" that his epistemology called for.