Sentence examples for probably aimed at from inspiring English sources

I Could Say A break-up song, probably aimed at Ed Simons of the Chemical Brothers.

"They were heavy on Australiana and probably aimed at the American market," says Ms Henderson.

Both of these tendencies probably aimed at representing human actions and interactions with greater conviction and increased psychological power.

Analysts said Mr. Turabi's release was probably aimed at resolving some of the nation's internal political divisions given the threat of arrest facing Mr. Bashir.

Instead, experts reckoned the move was probably aimed at getting it off US airstrike target lists and easing coalitions with other factions.

Given the decidedly lacklustre quality of the evening's music-making, however, the ovation was probably aimed at Nyman's achievement in composing some of the best film scores of recent decades.

In fact, the showcase areas would probably aim at showing networks of digital scholarship, sharing stories on new practices, as narratives of what it takes to be a digital scholar is.

The former probably aims at the soluble forms of ATZ [ 84], while the latter may focus on the polymerized forms of ATZ [ 85].

That remark was probably aimed not at the public but at his masters in Washington; he apparently needed to get their attention.

"It's not so clear what he was trying to say, but because the Diet is currently in the middle of discussing the budget, it was probably aimed more at his L.D.P. colleagues than at anyone else," said Robert Alan Feldman, chief economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in Tokyo.

Well, O.K., these books are probably aimed more at the discerning parents of the undiscerning kid, who will doze as Mom or Dad reads aloud about the mihrab, the minber, the muezzin and other features of Islam.