Sentence examples for production aimed from inspiring English sources

It was the attitude of factory production, aimed at entertaining a mass audience.

But the subject is also the 60s, reflected in the rock score of the production, aimed at ages 7 and older.

The production aimed high, hoping to change the perceptions of those who thought they knew the piece and to introduce it to newcomers.

Osborne apparently told reporters that the goal of the film is to be "an international epic production aimed at bridging cultures" that "will educate people about the true meaning of Islam".

And it is now witnessing what is another startling departure: Get Santa!, recommended for seven- to 11 year-olds, the Court's first ever production aimed at family Christmas outings.

Inspire magazine, a graphics-heavy production aimed at English-speaking Muslims, is believed to be the work primarily of Samir Khan, a Saudi-born American who moved to Yemen in 2009.

Every time the production aims for full-on tragedy, it gets a wee bit moany.

The semistaged, candle-lighted production aims to evoke the streets and canals of 17th-century Venice during Carnival.

The Shakespeare Forum production aims to scratch out the intense passions and provocations beneath the play's frothy surface.

The inner voyeur that the production aims to tease out in all of us didn't find much satisfaction either.

The production aims for, and often achieves, a jaunty spirit, best conveyed by its villains, Malcolm McDowell as the Sheriff of Nottingham and Mr. Hyde as Prince John.