Sentence examples for very aim from inspiring English sources

I'm assuming he'll be helping the Brownlees, rather than hindering other athletes by puncturing their tyres or filling their cycling shoes with raspberry jam, but even so – athletes have already been disqualified in this Olympics for not trying to win, and now we're sending someone out on the course with that very aim.

It will backfire severely against the very aim of this action".

As far as I recall, computer games companies have been talking about this very aim for years.

In other words, they may be buying property with the very aim of selling when they give up work.

That has brought them into conflict not only with the more hawkish members of the Security Council, but also with the very aim of the embargo.

This means – above all – that agendas of ethical expert committees are pre-formatted to the very aim of getting consensus.

The first goes to the very aims of criminal law.

But this initiative is very real, aiming to teach doctors about illness through the practice of art.

But isn't one of the very aims of criticism to assess work not just aesthetically but morally, particularly - though by no means exclusively - when the topic is as immense as the Holocaust?

If you don't know the person very well, aim to incorporate a little bit of everything.

The words, on the other hand, are very carefully aimed.