Sentence examples for perhaps aimed from inspiring English sources

JK Rowling's new book, Casual Vacancy, perhaps aimed to do just that.

But days before, police arrested four men suspected of planning a terrorist attack, perhaps aimed at disrupting the tributes.

It was an astonishingly candid report, perhaps aimed at forcing the State Department to confront the growing disaster.

It is reasonable to note that the unusually rapid congressional action was perhaps aimed at protecting the privacy of Legislator X as much as Citizen Y.

I suspect he already has one in mind: a wealth tax, perhaps aimed at people with high value properties worth more than £2m.

The violence was perhaps aimed at Afghanistan's second presidential election, which was held on August 20th amid reports of intimidation and widespread rigging.

But Mr. Hanson, perhaps aiming for wry understatement, has smothered whatever antic rhythm the story might have had.

Early this month a sinkhole appeared in High Wycombe, devouring a car when perhaps aiming for the club.

Should I turn my attention to the London to Paris cycle, or perhaps aim higher (quite literally) and head to the Pyrenees?

If Gebrselassie goes out at 2 07 pace, Salazar said he would probably instruct Ritzenhein to let him go and perhaps aim for 2 08.

Despite the extremity of the concept (and content), Barney has certainly amassed a starry cast, who are perhaps aiming for art-world immortality alongside their literary, viral or Hollywood fame.