Sentence examples for serious aims from inspiring English sources

Of the two, AM Homes has more serious aims and her work just gets better.

Yet, actually, the populist fable rather befits the serious aims of Ryman and his avant-garde generation, who insisted on something very like full-frontal nudity in artistic intentions.

In Barack Obama's lexicon of prudential juggling, to go ahead and nominate Chuck Hagel now, after the opposition in the last two weeks has used the time it was given to grow, would be merely a "distraction" from the serious aims of his presidency.

The serious aim is to highlight papers that, although perhaps flawed, may still be interesting.

Founded in 1920 by Katherine Dreier, Marcel Duchamp and Man Ray as an "experimental museum" and satirically incorporated society, Société Anonyme's more serious aim was to promote modern art in America.

Such lightheartedness had a serious aim: getting the couples to think about each other and improving their ability to communicate.The couples all new or expectant parents, none of them married were taking part in a workshop run by the Oklahoma Marriage Initiative (OMI), a programme that aims to help Oklahomans build and sustain healthy marriages.

Such lightheartedness had a serious aim: getting the couples to think about each other and improving their ability to communicate.The couples all new or expectant parents, none of them married were taking part in a workshop run by the Oklahoma Marriage Initiative (OMI), a programme that aims to help build and sustain marriages.

The play, which is clearly based on the Jayson Blair scandal at the Times, has enough good, cheap stuff in it — emotional cliffhangers based on deceit, race, and other flashy tropes — to disguise its more serious aim: to be a thriller about language.

As well as fulfilling the TED audience's appetite for all things weird and wonderful, the experiment had a more serious aim.

But don't expect your morning walk to transform your body, especially if you don't take serious aim at your diet.

Despite all the colorful festivities (which included a spectacular parade), many of the over 65,000 people in attendance said the event had a more serious aim: marriage equality.