Sentence examples for true target of from inspiring English sources

The true target of Justice Chaudhry's order, though, may have been President Zardari.

The true target of the inquiry may be Mr. Haqqani's boss: Mr. Zardari, leader of the Pakistan Peoples Party.

Mr Cohen has not been accused of any offence, but many think he is the true target of the investigation.

Though he has had nothing to do with Mr. Tarloff for years, he is believed to have been the true target of the attacks.

The fact that Grodin was the symbol of real success and the true target of Josh's ambition was about the only part of the movie that rang true.

The true target of his column is "progressivism," which he seems to regard as an engine for the mysterious elevation of people whom he doesn't feel should call themselves victims.

LOOK closely at a few typical events on the campaign trail these days and the true targets of this presidential election quickly emerge.

No church members were killed, and it was unclear whether the police or the parishioners had been the true targets of the gunfire.

An international financial diplomat, who has been involved in formulating tax policy but is not authorized to speak publicly, said that the true targets of European interest were Switzerland and Luxembourg.

Rather, the true targets of this extreme comedy's free-flowing contempt are the stars, makers, brokers, miscellaneous supplicants and even die-hard fans of the movies, who are all portrayed as challenged in some fashion: intellectually, ethically, aesthetically, sartorially, chemically, longitudinally, you name it.

Instead, she wrote, "the true targets of this extreme comedy's free-flowing contempt are the stars, makers, brokers, miscellaneous supplicants and even die-hard fans of the movies, who are all portrayed as challenged in some fashion: intellectually, ethically, aesthetically, sartorially, chemically, longitudinally, you name it".