Sentence examples for is evidently aimed from inspiring English sources

The strategy is evidently aimed at a generation for whom nothing is real until it is on television.

This is partly the result of Hitchcock's mechanical and spurious use of the new close-up style of camera work, which is evidently aimed at fetishists who like to study pores.

English Heritage is evidently aiming its Arthurian reboot at families, and doing its bit to keep the mystery of the grail alive in the 21st century.

But Smash is evidently aiming to out-innovate its more rigidly racket-based rivals.

It was evidently aimed at the electors back home and the president's opponents in Congress.

As with Amazon voice purchasing, there's nothing to prevent the service from being abused by inquisitive children, but perhaps that won't be a big problem for the single men it's evidently aimed at.

Although the offering was evidently aimed at capturing some of the high valuations for Internet-related shares -- and at giving the company the ability to use stock options to compensate employees -- it was announced on a day when Internet stocks performed poorly.

In Seattle he showed sympathy towards the protesters (including the unions) and was evidently aiming to help Gore.

So it's evidently aiming for Livi to tap into that public money pot.

But it's evidently aiming to rectify that with a Model A+ board.

So it's evidently aiming for a rougher feel than Vine.