Sentence examples for is really aiming from inspiring English sources

What it is really aiming for is the high school market.

But what Mr. Paisley is really aiming for is to introduce a suite of progressive ideas, using his celebrity as cover.

Yet again, caught in the old Lib Dem dilemma, Clegg fails to make up his mind about which vote he is really aiming for.

The studio is really aiming to recoup most of its money in DVD and TV, hence the modest 1,000 cinema count that will put down a marker and could generate in the region of $7m this weekend.

Public opinion polls show no sign that most voters hunger for the tax and spending cuts Mr. Golisano promises, but he is really aiming only at those on the right, a segment Mr. Pataki could otherwise take for granted.

The second and third episodes of a show may reveal themselves to be not very different from the first, but it's quite often the case that not until you get past the logjam of plot-and-names-and-relationships-establishing in a pilot do you get an idea of what a show is really aiming for.

"It is really aimed at a different consumer," said Avner Ronen, chief executive of Boxee.

But anti-tobacco advocates suspect that it is really aimed at getting youngsters to take up the smoking habit.

What the Dogma critique is really aimed at might better be called the cinema of gross manipulation.

The abbreviated session further reinforced suspicions that the whole exercise is really aimed at getting a swift vote this year on term limits and nonpartisan elections.

In theory, all Venezuelans must train to resist an occupier.Many Venezuelans fear that the militia is really aimed at Mr Chávez's domestic opponents.