Sentence examples for inanimate targets from inspiring English sources

What he saw were not the inanimate targets before him but vivid, hallucinatory images of Iraq: "the cars coming at us, the chaos, the dust, the women and children, the bodies we left behind," he said.

The game — rated for ages 9 and up in the iTunes store — allows players to shoot brand-name AR-15 rifles and semiautomatic handguns at inanimate targets, and it provides links to gun makers' Web sites as well as to the foundation's "First Shots" program, intended to recruit new shooters.

Naturally, it cannot be underscored enough that unless skeet, deer, ducks and other animals and/or inanimate targets gain sentience and engage the services of powerful lobbyists, no one in the world will be talking about restricting these sorts of recreational activities or the guns that are traditionally associated with them as a matter of policy.

Accordingly, changes in animate targets are detected faster than those in inanimate targets [32].

Indeed, in the ancestral world where action monitoring presumably evolved, animate targets tend to move more frequently than inanimate targets, and their behaviour is more time-sensitive.

Agent's social intentions were defined as intentions to act on conspecifics, who, unlike inanimate targets of action, can act back [2].

Although Clarke (1999) criticized the VIVA model for being too broad and being applicable to both human and inanimate object targets, Felson (2002) explained that CRAVED could also be applied to human targets of predatory crimes, even sexual crimes.

Archery, sport involving shooting arrows with a bow, either at an inanimate target or in hunting.

At the scene of the occurrence, investigating officer or forensic expert often encounters the shooting at inanimate target such as glass, door, window panes, windows of an automobile, etc.

Simplicity is inherent in target practice; a rifle or pistol manufactured to tight tolerances, an inanimate target, and a fascination with accuracy are all that's required.

This was relative to the same sequence directed to an inanimate target.