Sentence examples for sort of aim from inspiring English sources

"The party doesn't have any sort of aim or philosophy," he continued.

You have to just pick a landmark in the distance and sort of aim in that direction, which can be difficult with the strong currents and the splash from other people.

Euronext, a pan-European exchange operator which would like to buy the LSE, is planning to open "a sort of AIM market" for small- and mid-caps next month.

As a student you have to have some sort of aim.

" "I'd need to have some sort of, expectation… sort of aim or goal before …" (009 Mother, Middle-SES)" " "…I think there is a danger that, you know that there … it's just geared up towards, as I say, children who appear obese".

It was sort of aimed at me, especially as a member of the foreign press.Was censorship an issue?It's always mysterious.

A defense of Aristotle would have to say that the virtuous person does after all aim at a mean, if we allow for a broad enough notion of what sort of aiming is involved.

In the first end Canada already have four stones in the house, which while it does sound like something that Dangerous Dave Pearce would say, is sort of the aim of this game.

What sort of target does he have to aim for there?

Libya is a different sort of operation.The aims of intervening there are both humanitarian and idealistic but also political and pragmatic.

If it were necessary, media law specialists advise that parliament could, on the basis that Westminister is sovereign, pass some sort of law aimed at blocking the bid; these things can be done at great speed if needed.