Sentence examples for talk aimed at from inspiring English sources

It's talk with an agenda, talk aimed at forming policy.

It will be a more technical talk aimed at physicists and other interested scientists.

"Today's a bomb, but Sunday," - when the Dalai Lama will give a talk aimed at the lay public after three days of more rigorous lectures - "could be off the wall".

In 1977, with audience numbers down by almost half from the peak, of some two hundred thousand, during the antiwar protests, WBAI planned to adopt a format with more music and talk aimed at Hispanics and blacks.

Moscow dismissed it all, but then came the tough talk aimed at Russia by Trump's nominees for defense secretary and CIA chief at confirmation hearings last week, who both referred to Russia as a threat in remarks that clashed with the president-elect's call for cooperation with Russia on a number of fronts.

In so doing, the teacher replaces traditional feedback with a meditational strategy called "talkback", to use Lillis's (2001) words, which refers to the exploratory talk aimed at "opening up discussion and … moving away from a tutor-directed talking space" (Lillis, 2001).

Talks aimed at resolving the dispute have stalled since June.

Talks aimed at resolving that dispute are stalled.

The Iranians offer only talks aimed at resolving "misunderstandings".

But talks aimed at a settlement broke down.

Last ditch talks aimed at averting the strikes will be held today.