Sentence examples for plainly aimed at from inspiring English sources
The story is familiar and rather plainly aimed at children.
Her move is plainly aimed at triggering a full judicial investigation.
He hinted that he was in favour of quantitative easing, which both America and Britain have used, and he called for fiscal policy to do more to encourage growth a message plainly aimed at Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel.
Plus, with the system so plainly aimed at big, single-player experiences, it seems like the social thing is sort of mismatched.
The extended family of upper-caste nationalists plainly aim at total domination of the public sphere.
But wait: this ad, plainly, is aimed at women in their early twenties, who don't have voting-age daughters.
These reforms, though, were plainly political, aimed at the prosperous voters of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and offering little to the lower castes, who tend to vote for the opposition.
Defenders of the show, including at least one descendent of the Sultan who doesn't like its raunchy depiction of his ancestors, have retorted that criticism is unwarranted since the show is plainly a soap opera aimed at entertainment.
"Let's say it plainly: This was a mass slaying aimed at LGBT people," Tim Teeman wrote in The Daily Beast.
For one, because this would plainly undermine one of the few remaining rules aimed at preventing "corruption" in our democracy.
