Sentence examples for its most basic aim from inspiring English sources

You're left with an album that has already succeeded in its most basic aim.

But Algeria helped maintain its dominance of the Sahara by playing favorites among the various armed groups plaguing its neighbor, a policy that backfired tragically last month and failed to achieve its most basic aim: to push the problem away.

The most basic aim of a vacation ought to be restoration – physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually.

The most basic aim of moral philosophy, and so also of the Groundwork, is, in Kant's view, to "seek out" the foundational principle of a metaphysics of morals.

It became perhaps one of the most basic aims of the investigation into the Paterson administration's involvement with a domestic abuse case against one of Gov. David A. Paterson's most senior aides: find out what the governor knew of the episode — its possible violence, its handling by the courts — and when he knew it.

The most basic aims of a health regulatory system concern the protection of the population against generally-recognised and high-level risks, for example dangerous and/or ineffective medicines, harmful practices by incompetent practitioners, the control of epidemics, and exposure to addictive drugs.

At its most basic that means we aim to use Twitter "natively", deploying hashtags and @handles in our tweets, where appropriate.

At its most basic level value functionality aims to provide a way of understanding how particular values operate as coordinating mechanisms for individual and collective action.

At its most basic level, then, the program aims to help kids stay in school.

At its most basic, it was designed to prevent war — "a beautiful thing, of course".

But, at its most basic, it's really common sense.