Sentence examples for telling the target from inspiring English sources

An anti-smoking campaign aimed at teenagers from the American Legacy Foundation, created with no input from the cigarette makers, seeks to discourage smoking by telling the target audience what it labels the "truth" about marketing ploys aimed at them by Big Tobacco.

"I want you to tell me an honest answer you can sleep with tonight," Whyte recalled telling the Target executive running the meeting.

Direct approaches, which involve telling the target directly (face to face) that one has got HIV, have been described in several studies [ 10, 11, 15].

They were not told the target was Bin Laden.

Badecker et al. (1995) reported the case of an anomic patient who was very impaired in naming but always could tell the target noun's gender even though it was not needed for any form encoding.

In the WikiLeaks case, Twitter has told the targets of the government investigation that it would turn over the information after 10 days unless they went to court to seek to block the release of the data, according to online postings by Birgitta Jonsdottir and Robbert Gonggrijp, two of the people who said they had received notices from Twitter.

The pilots were shown maps and photographs of the airfield, but were not told the targets' identity until the morning of the attack.

"When you go on a charm offensive, it's probably not helpful to tell the targets of your seduction a bunch of lies, that if they knew better, they'd agree with you, and any time they call you on your lies, they're being hostile," said one attendant.

Indeed, as far as experimental subjects can tell, the disk target simply does not appear, though when flashed without being followed by the ring, it is readily detectable.

Sometimes there was an empty box with a sign on it, telling the handler this was the target.

Mr Farage denied the decision to rule out immigration targets, telling the BBC his party had "evolved" since the 50,000 pledge recently reiterated by Steven Woolfe.