Sentence examples for really aiming to from inspiring English sources

"We're not really aiming to be The New Yorker of the Web," O'Donnell says.

Darmstadt said: "What we are really aiming to do is meet the needs of women for contraception.

All we are really aiming to do is identify those parents who aren't doing all they should so we can intervene".

"We are really aiming to bring to life the cultural energy and edginess of 1980s New York City," said the show's curator, Darren Pih.

The studio is really aiming to recoup most of its money in DVD and TV, hence the modest 1,000 cinema count that will put down a marker and could generate in the region of $7m this weekend.

It is really aiming to demonstrate a large system without the payload, more or less.

"Psychologists really aim to be scientists, white-coat stuff, with elaborate statistics, running experiments," Kahneman says.

"Those pitches," Martínez said, "weren't really aimed to hit Soriano with any intention.

Demons!," but, luckily, Knecht doesn't really aim to transform letter writers' lives via the orphic power of literature.

You could argue that you can only really aim to solve social problems if you have huge resources to deploy, as Bill Gates does.

If Ms. Taittinger really aims to revive Baccarat as a world-class brand, she might consider dusting off more of these classics and putting them back in production.