Sentence examples for more aimed at from inspiring English sources

His show seemed more aimed at children.

But his message was still more aimed at the party rather than the country.

"This [criticism] is so much more aimed at a woman's book than a man's book.

ChefTap is another free Android app that's more aimed at capturing recipes from Web sites.

Rather than posing a threat to the traditional, physical craft of professional DJing, they're more aimed at interested amateurs.

This is clearly more aimed at generating publicity for a book that fell at the first hurdle".

Peel's wireless technology means no more aiming at the system – control simply just happens, from anywhere in the house.

A more modest program, more directly aimed at those who need it, might prove more sustainable in the longer run.

More coverage aimed at small investors may well have led to more scrutiny of the risks.

More recently, FullContact has been working to roll out more tools aimed at the consumer market.

But others like the funds that take more aim At equities and bonds, and maybe gold.