Sentence examples for primarily at an from inspiring English sources

Folkways operate primarily at an unconscious level and persist because they are expedient.

Roeser's championship-or-bust message was directed primarily at an audience of one: Chris Paul, the Clippers' star point guard.

Makers of a sexual coming-of-age film aimed primarily at an audience of young women have expressed disappointment after British film censors gave it an 18 certificate rather than a 15.

Although I found myself in the uncomfortable position of utterly hating one episode this series (the Love and Monsters wack-a-thon starring Peter Kay), and although it's a series aimed primarily at an audience yet to experience puberty, it's still the most consistently inventive, lovingly-crafted British drama on TV.

The sanctions are aimed primarily at an issue that the deal does not address: Iran's refusal to halt further enrichment, as the United Nations Security Council has demanded for four years, or to answer international inspectors' questions about evidence suggesting research into possible weapons designs and related experiments.

The inner estuary was altered from sedimentation to erosion primarily at an intermediate depth (5 15 m) along with river sediment decline.

Its video was shot in eastern Ghana, and is set primarily at a mining site.

The Trust voiced concern that BBC3, which is aimed primarily at a young audience, lacked presence on the internet.

It was a strange route for a Nigerian film, given that most of the country's output consists of cheap productions aimed primarily at a domestic market.

In my book "The Richer Sex: How the New Majority of Female Breadwinners Is Transforming Sex, Love and Family," I look primarily at a shift within relationships.

Because he is self-publishing the book, Dr. Myhrvold does not have to convince a publisher or anyone else that such a huge book aimed primarily at a narrow of audience of restaurant chefs makes economic sense.