Sentence examples for too aimed from inspiring English sources

It too aimed at a form of wisdom but of a much more practical order, based on working out commonsense solutions to life's problems.

AraabMuzik too aimed for the body, with an oceanic set punctuated by his pounding on the MPC, a compromise between his hip-hop background and the electronic music he's been straying toward.

However, the app has a couple of interesting features, too, aimed at helping it find traction amid a variety of mobile shopping apps, as well as the clutter of all the other apps users today have installed on their phones.

The fact that the inventory will also come up in Maps is very interesting, too: aimed at consumers on the go, it could prove to finally solve the problem of running from place to place, or spending lots of time phoning, when a customer wants to buy something urgently.

Xie traced and retraced his own drawings too, aiming not at raw realism but at developing a lexicon or visual vocabulary of standard motifs from which to construct larger pictures and paintings.

Celebrities, too, aim to make a splash.

Orchestrate's pricing, too, aims for simplicity.

Should these people be on statins, too, aiming for even lower cholesterol?

Martha Nussbaum too aims to challenge the widely-held idea that objectification is inconsistent with respect for a person's humanity.

It said it was going after the entire human genome too, aiming to get all the genes in 2 years.

Sprightly, too, aims at democratizing design, but is especially targeting smaller retailers who engage with customers on social media.