Sentence examples for nothing aimed from inspiring English sources

Indeed, his victory speech 0n Saturday was notable in that it contained almost nothing aimed at appealing to the classic, middle England floating voter.

The customer representative said to me, "Oh, that was nothing aimed at you personally; we did it to everyone, because of the bad economy".

"With no target there is nothing to aim at, nothing to achieve.

"Even during the riots, there was nothing really aimed at your ex-pat.

In Colorado, state officials have developed a telenovela called "Crossroads: Without Health, There Is Nothing," specifically aimed at conveying health messages to the population.

Take a look at this list on the Department of Health and Human Services website, and you will see there is nothing specifically aimed at women, except perhaps $7 million for breastfeeding.

'If you take away the top of the pyramid then there is nothing to aim for.

"Children Underground," which opens today at Film Forum, is more uncomfortable to watch than many documentaries because the filmmakers, who were obviously in a position to change the lives of their subjects, stand back and do nothing beyond aiming their cameras.

"You want the players to have dreams of playing bigger, better clubs, Champions League football," said Monk. "If you don't have that dream, there's nothing to aim for.

Like most festivals in the West, without a stage the audience would have nothing to aim at when everyone starts throwing their piss around.

Nothing less is aimed at by the code now submitted to our scrutiny.