Sentence examples for that aiming at from inspiring English sources

Anderson does himself no favours with a ponderous script that, aiming at the epic and almost Shakespearean, tends to land with a splat in the absurd and silly.

Against it, we might observe that aiming at the truth includes two aims: to accept truths, and to avoid falsehoods.

After the cave, Hieu and Luan take us to a place that, aiming at the backpacker market, calls itself The Pub with Cold Beer.

We argue that aiming at cohabitation requires that wildlife management be approached as an interactive and dynamic endeavour involving humans, wild animals and landscape.

An important issue in the state-of-the-art systems ClausIE and OLLIE is that, aiming at extracting the largest number of relations from the same sentence, they lose precision.

It was a politics that aimed at winning elections.

That's a curse for companies that aim at a mass market, America's traditional strength.

For years, many public health campaigns that aimed at changing habits have been failures.

By "totalitarian," he meant a politics that aimed at the total transformation of society.

The Ministry of Education has launched a national program that aims at improving primary and lower secondary education.

Otto I implemented an eastern policy that aimed at getting more than slaves, loot, and tribute.