Sentence examples for really directed toward from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors objected, writing in a letter to the judge, John Gleeson, that Mr. Sclafani's furlough was really directed toward more romantic pursuits, and he had hardly worked to hide his true motives.

"And in many instances, [they] have really directed me toward interesting theoretical models and innovations that would be comparable to what you would arrive at through a curiosity-driven process".

In some cases, where research really is directed toward solving a problem with clear applications, perhaps yes.

But as Ian O'Connor writes on ESPN.com, all sympathy being expressed for Paterno's ignominious exit should really instead be directed toward the victims of Jerry Sandusky's alleged sexual abuse.

"They were speaking Afrikaans, and I didn't really know what they were saying, but I certainly knew it was somehow directed toward them not really enjoying what I was doing," he said.

Additionally, it is shown when strict classifications from the extant literature are applied, a significant shortfall appears in empirical work directed toward radical and really new innovations.

The various kinds of epistemological skepticism can be differentiated in terms of the areas in which doubts are raised that is, whether the doubts are directed toward reason, toward the senses, or toward knowledge of "things-in-themselves" (things as they really are, rather than as they appear to human observers).

Treatment is directed toward reducing symptoms.

It was directed toward his own team.

Ordinarily, treatment is directed toward the cause.

(22) misogynoir: misogyny directed toward black women.