Sentence examples for grander aim from inspiring English sources
"grander aim" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a larger, more ambitious objective or goal. For example, "He set himself a grander aim of making a lasting impact on the lives of others."
But Weatherall has a grander aim.
SocGen wanted to merge with Paribas, another bank, but was foiled by BNP, which had made its own offer for Paribas and, as the one clear result of the confused battle, won control of it.The grander aim of BNP, however, had been to take over SocGen as well, and to roll the three banks into one French giant—"SBP to take on the rest of Europe from a position of strength (see chart).
The grander aim is to become a "people's content hub", he says, hinting at more ambitious plans around making users' digital content more accessible.
Scarry has grander aims for literary criticism.
But Google has much grander aims for the Assistant.
But Mr. Crowder and his band have grander aims, and skills.
A flurry of games in the final years of the last decade — among them BioShock, Portal, Grand Theft Auto IV and Flower — pointed to ways that the feeling of intense focus that video games create, a sensation I first experienced as a 5-year-old in Kansas waging a futile space battle against annihilation, could be deployed in the pursuit of grander aims than diversion.
He described U.S. Iraq policy as being part of a grander design aimed at regional transformation and took issue with what he characterized as our unilateralist approach.
"My grand aim was to escape my mortality and now – when it's too late, it seems – I've learned that time won't let me," he said.
Despite his efforts to tell, through Brooklyn, "the story of American city life," Hughes might have been happy with a less grand aim.
Its grand aim is to give new meaning to the nude female, as a political tool instead of a sex object.
