Sentence examples for seemingly aimed from inspiring English sources

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

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.

It's a movie seemingly aimed at younger teens who, realistically, would find the film's jarringly awful CGI a major distraction.

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

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.

Despite not seemingly aiming to sign a striker, the former Chelsea boss is hopeful £1.5million acquisition Holtby can make an immediate impact on his squad.

Mono-named writer-director Jones was seemingly aiming for quirky, offbeat whimsy with a downbeat undertone but the result is more like clumsy, overthought twee with an undercooked script.

Instead of easing the way for the current peace plan, the prisoner release has become a sticking point, with both sides seemingly aiming their arguments less at each other than at Washington.

In recent months he has been as truculent as ever: baiting, to no avail, Lil Wayne, who has usurped him as rap's leading commercial kingpin, and seemingly aiming lyrics on "T.O.S.: Terminate on Sight" (G-Unit/Interscope), the new album from 50 Cent and his crew, G-Unit, at T. I. (50 Cent has also been engaged in public disagreements with the mother of his son).