Sentence examples for much aim from inspiring English sources

"The shotgun method, I call it," he wrote to his friend and fellow novelist Alan Harrington, in which Abbey cranked out "many, many, many books, in all directions, without taking much aim".

Consequently, our project does not so much aim to equip students with the capacity to alter, challenge or even subvert the global economy or its national/local expression (that is another project altogether).

Don't pull too much — aim for only about an inch or so of material.

Once the seedlings appear, water regularly but not too much––aim to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.

DORMAN: It isn't so much aimed solely at Tiger.

It also, and unashamedly so, appears to be very much aimed at film adaptation.

Maintenance is very much aimed at the wildlife resource which the orchard provides.

"The Sun brand is very much aimed at the working man," Mr. McCabe said.

"Recurve is a sport of execution and not so much aiming; compound is more aiming and precision," Dielen said.

Hardinge's book is very much aimed at teenage girls but could easily be read by adults, Heneage said.

"In addition to its directness and clarity... it is pretty much aimed at moral improvement rather than textual interpretation".