His soothing assessment that two good people got snared in a bad moment seems on target.
Ms. Simon seems on target in suggesting literature — which allows you to spend time with a character as he or she develops — as a way of deepening the experience of photography.
The rhythm that was evident in the offense last week in the Jets' 17-14 victoverover the Giants was lacking tonight, and offensive coordinator Paul Hackett's prediction that it could be a month into the regular season before the Jets can gauge their progress with the West Coast offense seemed on target.
Mr. Lagerfeld seemed on target with his sporty vibe — mesh dresses; tiny, bust-high cropped jackets and a feeling of the salt and sea on France's blustery west coast — not to mention a double "C" swimsuit accompanied by a giant circular bag.
So far, it seems on target to meet its goal of beginning shipment this year, and even delivering some of the first vehicles by the end of 2017.
William James's critique of the essentialist tendency in the religious philosophy of the emotions seems on target: God has a variety of attributes, and these are reflected in a variety of emotion-types, none of which has any more claim than the others to constitute the essence of religious emotion.
Punchh's older, punch card business seems on target but games are far more relevant when considered in context of the networks that have opened with the advent of moble devices and analytics platofrms like Punchh that are connected to POS systems.
As a result, the ads from the spring no longer seem right on target, Mr. Connolly said.
For somebody who actually needed a prosthetic, on the other hand, $10,000 might well seem right on target, or even a bargain.
For that narrow range of cases, the exculpatory implication from intuitions (1) and (2) might seem perfectly on target and the rejection of intuition (3) at least plausible.
