Sentence examples for really aiming for from inspiring English sources
"We're not really aiming for that kind of market share.
What it is really aiming for is the high school market.
But what Mr. Paisley is really aiming for is to introduce a suite of progressive ideas, using his celebrity as cover.
"When a guy says let a women uncover her face, what they are really aiming for is to be completely uncovered, to live like the West.
MB: [Laughs] And we've been linear for a while.... First of all, we're not really aiming for that kind of market share.
Yet again, caught in the old Lib Dem dilemma, Clegg fails to make up his mind about which vote he is really aiming for.
What happened? A. The first book was really aimed for a rather senior audience, strategic planners and so on.
On the drama front, TNT's "Animal Kingdom" really aimed for a "Diet 'Sons Of Anarchy'" vibe and mostly hit it — it's physically and emotionally violent, bordering on grotesque.
It doesn't really aim for the laughs or the pure argumentative craziness I've come to associate with Russell: actually it's more a kind of Lynchian reverie, especially with the extraordinary opening scene.
The app is really aimed for users who send a large number of outbound emails that have similar content.
But there were nothing like that out there (most tools in the CAD industry have been built 20 years ago) and the first release of GrabCAD Workbench wasn't really aimed for this type of work.
