Sentence examples for its true goal from inspiring English sources
Its true goal is to destroy Israel's fragile economy.
For these and other reasons, many of Iran's Arab neighbors, along with Israel and the West, believe that its true goal is having a weapons ability.
Moreover, the American attack on Afghanistan was not really aimed at capturing or killing bin Laden; its true goal was to sweep away the Taliban and eliminate the rule of Islamic law.
And yet, to achieve its true goal, the toy movie must evoke the sincerity, humor, and psychological engagement that children experience when they're cross-legged on the floor with their dolls or construction sets.
He said the campaign's creative concept, "the idea that TV brings you to where the action is, is about as old as Edward R. Murrow," and suggested that its true goal was to show "who we are today" to prospective distributors, advertisers and others in the TV business, rather than to viewers.
In a deliberate, didactic style, he indicts the administration for hijacking 9/11 for its own "radical foreign policy agenda," and then concealing its true goals behind a facade of freedom and democracy.
Robert A. Berman, a partner in Catskill Development, said that his rival, Mr. Goldberg, had achieved his true goal: delaying, perhaps forever, construction of a gambling hall in the Catskills that might compete with its own casinos in Atlantic City.
All this would of course be necessary if he were ever to achieve his true goal of becoming Pope.
In a 24 May military commissions filing recently unsealed to the public, the prosecution accuses Mohammed's defense team of bad faith and shoddy lawyering and says the true goal of its counterparts was to destroy the credibility of the controversial military trial system.
In such a world, there is no question that peace would better be pursued by keeping it secret as the true goal of judiciary.
When financial success comes, as it did from Mission: Impossible and (strangely) Raising Cain, it's nice, but not the true goal.
