Sentence examples for greater aim from inspiring English sources

Whatever his greater aim for this new narrative, Ford looks set to carry it out.

This serves a greater aim of terrorising its enemies through provocation of irrational fear – which is especially prevalent when there is a sense that the threat is ubiquitous.

"This work," Byrne continues, "has a greater aim than mere illustration; we do not introduce colors for the purpose of entertainment, or to amuse by certain combinations of tint and form, but to assist the mind in its researches after truth, to increase the facilities of instruction and to diffuse permanent knowledge".

It was his first run-in with Mr Wong, who is now rallying crowds for a greater aim - universal suffrage.

"Anything they can do to cause separation between us and Iraq helps achieve their greater aims," said Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Buchanan, the United States military's spokesman in Iraq.

"Portugal has succeeded in its great aim," said Ronaldo, the man of the match.

I'm not sure organic is totally achievable, but it is a great aim.

The great aim of Theodoric's administration was to preserve harmony between Goths and Romans.

The great aim was a restoration of the prewar gold standard.

He saw himself as an enabler, quoting Herbert Spencer: "The great aim of education is not knowledge but action".

His great aim was to make good design available all over the world, at prices affordable to ordinary people.