Sentence examples for is plainly aimed from inspiring English sources
Her move is plainly aimed at triggering a full judicial investigation.
And yet the government's machinations were plainly aimed at shutting him out.
They are plainly aimed at making it much more difficult for poorer, younger and minority voters to get or stay on the voter rolls and to cast ballots when Election Day comes.
Both were plainly aimed at increasing water for growers, and that meant Westlands.
Let's put aside any worries over its economic wisdom and look at whether it will achieve what, at this stage in the election, is plainly its aim: to win votes.
MR. JUSTICE JACKSON: Now, what about the bombs, after the war was plainly lost, aimed at England day after day; who favored that?
These reforms, though, were plainly political, aimed at the prosperous voters of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and offering little to the lower castes, who tend to vote for the opposition.
Defenders of the show, including at least one descendent of the Sultan who doesn't like its raunchy depiction of his ancestors, have retorted that criticism is unwarranted since the show is plainly a soap opera aimed at entertainment.
The aim is plainly destabilisation, both of America itself and of the broad status quo in the world.
