Sentence examples for have aims from inspiring English sources

We have aims and ambitions".

Liverpool did have aims of Champions League football but their hopes of returning to that competition for the first time since 2009 now appear slim.

Terrorism is a brutally effective tactic for political actors who lack the military infrastructure of a state and have aims that are too radical to be pursued by civil means.

"At the start of every season, we always have aims and ambitions to get into the top four and get as high up the table as we can," he told liverpoolfc.com.

I don't for a second believe that the curators, researchers, and staff at the world's greatest museum have aims as modest as "stirring the soul," nor would they appreciate having their institution analogized to a pair of Bose noise-cancelling headphones.

But even if we could do this, an all-powerful, all-knowing and all-loving God could easily have aims exceeding any we have ever imagined.

"I may not have aimed at them".

Smaller groups such as Buddhists have aimed for self-help.

"So that," he said, "is what I have aimed for".

"They probably should have aimed higher," he said.

They may have aimed too low.