Sentence examples for is often directed at from inspiring English sources

Protest is often directed at an unsympathetic audience and will often directly cause offence.

The worst kind of objectification is often directed at overweight bodies.

Public money is often directed at early grades or high school.

Such violence is often directed at schoolchildren and usually carried out by individual attackers armed with knives.

"He wrote a fawning book about a priest," Crimmins, whose comedic fire is often directed at the Catholic church, sneers.

He points out that indigenous resistance is often directed at projects executed by the organisations' funding partners, who are also often perpetrators of environmental degradation.

Patients' frustrations are often directed at the physicians instead of the workplace.

The Nazi cruelty witnessed by Cracovians was directed at others; Soviet cruelty, by contrast, was often directed at Soviets.

Mr. Johnson's insinuations, they point out, are often directed at people who haven't been charged with a crime.

Global obesity concerns, many of which because of its sheer size are often directed at McDonald's, are not likely to abate soon, analysts said.

There has also been a significant decline in car bomb attacks, which are often directed at civilians, since the start of the year.