Sentence examples for no aim of from inspiring English sources

When she was doing these paintings, she had no aim of having an exhibition.

However, since there was no aim of determining consensus, this is unlikely to have affected the outcome of the study.

No small aim of the effort, she said, "is to ensure that conditions for tenants are appropriate".

There is no central aim of the Occupy Wall Street protest other than to express hatred and disgust for the banks and the politicians who've supported them.

I phone, but there's no answer.The aim of my trip is not to whinge about public transport, but to see what state Hungary's new government is in.

Outlandish and inflammatory statements are the norm for Ahmadinejad, and his latest appearances in the U.S. showed he had no intention of aiming for diplomacy on any issue.

Laying the foundation for pursuit of the first aim, which as he saw it was no less than the aim of showing why physics is a science, was what led Kant to his views about how the mind works.

But that receives no mention.Furthermore, the aim of presenting some sort of unified field theory of nonsense is overly ambitious.

No other proposed aim of education has enjoyed the positive endorsement of so many historically important philosophers although, as will be seen below, this aim has come under increasing scrutiny in recent decades.

No doubt the aim of the East India Company had been the subordination of Indian markets and Indian labour for selfish ends, but this did not alter the fact that capitalism was also transforming the subcontinent in what might be called a dynamic way.

It is by no means the aim of the ICF to replace validated existing instruments.