Sentence examples for though aimed from inspiring English sources

Though aimed at children, the show soon attracted an adult following.

Such lawsuits, though aimed at corporations, often pull in the brokerage firms that issue the securities or underwrite bond offerings.

Mr. Hariri's comments, though aimed to quell anxiety, hinted at Lebanon's unease over its possible role as a battleground if rumors of a regional war should be realized.

Other establishments, though, aimed for more refinement; Liverpool's Athenaeum, in particular, is famous for its extensive collection of rare and antique books.

The White House said the rule, though aimed at the biggest single source of US emissions, was part of a suite of climate measures.

But Mr. Obama's remarks in Egypt, though aimed at the Muslim world, will also be carefully parsed in Israel, foreign policy experts said.

One day the Heat shoots free throws as though aiming at a moving target.

More often, though, aiming from oblique angles, Mr. Levinstein put his subjects in unflattering light.

That continues to be true even though aiming pitches at youngsters and their families can be fraught with pitfalls.

"The Electric Meme," though, aims to "cut memes down to size" by suggesting ways in which a science of memetics might develop.

It was a time long before the rise of digital photography, which would leave the company in bankruptcy protection, though aiming to rebound.