Sentence examples for idea of aiming from inspiring English sources

Then I turned the slingshot over to Ms. Goodman, whose idea of "aiming" turned out to be rather random.

One of its great advantages is that it eschews the idea of aiming for "zero defects", or total perfection a dauntingly inaccessible goal for most.

He said Mr. Arafat had never been keen on Mr. Barak's idea of aiming for a framework agreement halfway through the negotiations for a final accord.

For him the idea of aiming for a higher income or a better quality of life seems like wanting money for money's sake, stuff for the sake of status.

A new aspect of the campaign for 2013 is the idea of aiming the ads at men, which is underlined by a tongue-in-cheek presentation of the special Web site as "The Gentlemen's Guide to Valentine's Day".

Isabel Hawkins took the idea of aiming for the stars literally: She became an astronomer.

The idea of aim must then be (aporetically) shifted from the level of movement to that of being: the final cause is not a cause of movement but the same efficient cause that makes things exist (mūǧid).

The project has three key aims for teachers on their fifth day: increasing their subject expertise, championing the idea of students aiming for university, and carrying out research in their field.

Generally speaking, "Western" futures research in the late 1950s and 1960s was bound up with an idea of feasibility, aiming at combining forecasting and planning a better future.

Such models can also be used for generation of ideas aiming at product optimisation and innovation (e.g. incorporation of natural active agents).

It ends with the even more optimistic idea of the aims of art and politics uniting: "A golden age of poetry and power / Of which this noonday's the beginning hour".