Sentence examples for supposedly aimed from inspiring English sources
A service that supposedly aimed to "find the good in you" was now managing to coax out the polar opposite.
The definition in the act was supposedly aimed at a fanatic who threatened to blow up a plane.
Terror played a role too in the passage, on December 2nd, by the lower house of Congress of a bill supposedly aimed at easing prison overcrowding.
"In a recent program supposedly aimed at fostering multicultural harmony, organizers divided participants into one bus for 'Koreans' and another bus for 'multicultural families,' " Ms. Lee said.
The private member's bill, introduced by former Conservative chief whip David Maclean, was supposedly aimed at protecting the confidentiality of MPs' correspondence with constituents.
More oddly it is described as having a "smiling, Gary Lineker-esque face" and supposedly aimed at children aged three and four.
But, they added, they have to be prepared for worst-case scenarios, even as peace talks are supposedly aiming to end the conflict entirely.
In "The Girl from Gardez", Alberto Cairo describes meeting a young Afghan woman called Samar Gul, who has had one of her legs blown off by a bomb the Americans were supposedly aiming at the Taliban.
Without it, farmers are obliged to sell part of their meagre crops of maize and beans, their diet has suffered, and they lack the savings or access to capital to bounce back after drought, argues Tania Bacelar, an economist at the Federal University of Pernambuco. Regionalpolicy supposedly aims to lessen inequalities.
Cast your memory back to Christian Slater in that same film, Keanu Reeves as Dracula, who sounds like he's having a very stiff seizure, Don Cheadle's cockney in Ocean's 11 (comedy gold) and Shia LaBeouf in Nymphomaniac (supposedly aiming for Brit bastard but instead creating a curious bespoke intonation called "Beouf").
Codenamed, nicknamed, or just plain name-named (they're not sure which) "Ironman", Motorola is supposedly aiming at a Q3 release.
