Sentence examples for evidently aimed at from inspiring English sources

It was evidently aimed at the electors back home and the president's opponents in Congress.

The strategy is evidently aimed at a generation for whom nothing is real until it is on television.

Evidently aimed at domestic rather than international tourists, the premium comes to 10RMB (£1) and travellers can claim 50RMB (£5) per day.

Koch's live event capped a week of carefully controlled press appearances in friendly venues, evidently aimed at a similar image makeover.

Evidently aimed at a clientele of transients like myself, it went by the improbable name of the Dew Drop Inn, and cost fifty cents a night per cubicle.

He then pointedly noted that Israel will not entrust anyone, not even its closest ally, with its security – a jibe evidently aimed at the Obama administration.

David Frankel's film was financed by the Weinsteins and is self-evidently aimed at a North American audience.

According to the A.P., he issued a pointed statement evidently aimed directly at Crane, insinuating that it is he who is threatening the Cato Institute's libertarian mission, not the Kochs: "We support Cato and its work," Charles Koch said.

English Heritage is evidently aiming its Arthurian reboot at families, and doing its bit to keep the mystery of the grail alive in the 21st century.

In Seattle he showed sympathy towards the protesters (including the unions) and was evidently aiming to help Gore.

They evidently aim to swap these shares for powerhouses or other assets.