Sentence examples for so much aim from inspiring English sources

Consequently, our project does not so much aim to equip students with the capacity to alter, challenge or even subvert the global economy or its national/local expression (that is another project altogether).

DORMAN: It isn't so much aimed solely at Tiger.

"Recurve is a sport of execution and not so much aiming; compound is more aiming and precision," Dielen said.

Such books, just like ideological talk radio shows, are not so much aimed at winning converts as stoking the passions of true believers.

Some veteran meteorologists say the efforts of commercial weather providers to push further ahead are not so much aimed at the average person surfing the Web as they are at boosting reputations so commercial consumers of weather information feel justified in paying high prices for customized forecasts.

Also, however subtle a difference, Froont isn't so much aiming at simplifying coding but providing better tools for design.

Straith Schreder, BitTorrent's vice president of creative initiatives, told me that the new Discovery Fund isn't so much aimed at bringing new movies, songs and other artistic work into existence.

Maya warfare was not so much aimed at destruction of the enemy as the seizure of captives and plunder.

My approach wasn't so much to aim to keep te reo alive – an effort he'd so successfully contributed to – but more as an environmentalist.

"This [criticism] is so much more aimed at a woman's book than a man's book.

Clearly, though, the identification with Bridget is the one pimped by so much media aimed at women: self-improvement as self-empowerment.