Sentence examples for seemingly aim from inspiring English sources

Overall, even if most of their antagonistic displays seemingly aim at inspiring terror, they remain as "bloodless" as possible in interior politics and the exact opposite in exterior politics.

Australian authorities have published a graphic campaign, seemingly aimed at deterring asylum seekers.

Created is an austerity seemingly aimed at preventing passionately lyrical music from sinking into sentiment.

The questions are confusing, seemingly aimed at confounding her, and she fails the test.

These were seemingly aimed at a number of England black players by the crowd.

"Waterfall" is a clutch of nonsense rhymes seemingly aimed at a small child.

Next autumn, the public Shanghai No. 8 Senior High School will begin experimental male-only classes, seemingly aimed at promoting masculinity.

Soon after his speech, the authorities unrolled a series of measures seemingly aimed at redressing that imbalance.

But that burger might be a more prudent choice for children than the entree seemingly aimed at them: macaroni and cheese.

The channel is seemingly aimed at children, who have become one of the biggest drivers of YouTube viewing over the last two years.

The video seemingly aims to show that the attackers, some of whom had French and Belgian passports, had committed atrocities and trained in Isis-held territory.