Sentence examples for quite aimed from inspiring English sources

This book isn't quite aimed at my age group (young adult) but I still enjoyed the story and plotline.

"Much of the investment coming in now is quite sensibly aimed at the whole community".

Yet the lawsuits have been quite responsible, aimed at men accused of particularly repulsive deeds, without any obvious damage to peace processes.

It was quite deliberately aimed at capturing the world's attention.

Roughly the size of a credit card, the RS1000 is quite obviously aimed at the casual snapshot shooter.

In Florida, Governor Scott's refusal to extend registration was quite obviously aimed at depressing turnout among populations likely to vote Democratic; in fact, his defense of his decision was that it was just "politics".

Yet if there was fault to be found it was in the faultlessness of some of the day looks, a sense that Mr. Costa was quite consciously aiming for a visual statement and, in the process, didn't see or refused to see that the hemlines of the dresses might have been better shorter.

Sōsh, quite simply, aims to not suck.

Here, we chose a motor task that was quite unspecific, and aimed at broadly activating the neural networks supporting hand movements, rather than specifically targeting graphic movements.

It is currently spending millions more on an ad campaign in the Hudson Valley, aimed, quite explicitly, at "sending a message" to the agency.

Unlike a typical grand jury case where a target's identity is confidential, the independent counsel's investigation was aimed quite publicly at the president.