Sentence examples for thoughts aimed at from inspiring English sources

There were far more charitable thoughts aimed at Maryland Coach Gary Williams as he announced his retirement as one of college basketball's most colorful figures, known for a red face and blue vocabulary that might turn an unsuspecting bystander's face purple.

Scripts used for guided meditation guide the mind through various thoughts aimed at achieving a certain state of mind.

During this period of degeneration, several schools of thought aimed at educational revival emerged, the largest being the Deobandi school, in 1867, and the Barelvi school later that century.

But if Lost in Thought is aimed at encouraging mindfulness, what's the point of Richter's Sleep?

Ill-thought through, aimed at pissing off some Oxbridge types, and justified with platitudes, it was the sort of protest that might have raised a cheer from the People's Assembly.

I would guess that this line of thought is aimed at the new and highly visible for-profit companies selling education.

Rather, an emotion hovers more or less unchanging, in the background, while thoughts and behaviors aimed at satisfying that emotion play out.

It is developing fast and, unless there is a well thought-out strategy aimed at supporting this trend, errors can be made when dealing with aquatic animal disease outbreaks.

This is noted in the very beginning of the text: "Enlightenment, understood in the widest sense as the advance of thought, has always aimed at liberating human beings from fear and installing them as masters.

Their book opens with a grim assessment of the modern West: "Enlightenment, understood in the widest sense as the advance of thought, has always aimed at liberating human beings from fear and installing them as masters.

The European Union is already having second thoughts about its policy aimed at stimulating the production of biofuel.