Sentence examples for where the aim from inspiring English sources

Discrimination still exists but the feminist movement has moved to a point where the aim isn't equality, it's empowerment.

That thought was at the back of our minds when making Dara O Briain's Science Club, where the aim is to collide hard science with conversation.

Liverpool now enjoy scant margin for error at home or abroad, where the aim now is to secure the Europa League trophy.

It's presented as a series of challenges where the aim is to score: as much a puzzle game as a football simulation.

Universities increasingly seem to be operating graduation on a business model, where the aim is to make a profit from the attendees.

Boxing is a pitiless sport where the aim is to beat up the other guy, maybe even to knock him out.

"They are put into academies where the aim has to be to get ahead of everyone else if you want to come through.

Indeed it seems that Chesterton was at first occupied with making a joke in which he wrote detective stories where the aim was to puzzle out who the real detective is.

These are films where the aim isn't only to make us marvel at a Big-and-Loud-Thing-in-the-Dark but to put us face-to-face with something that our rational minds struggle to comprehend.

I'm thinking of "Some Like It Hot," Howard Hawks's "Rio Bravo," Otto Preminger's "Anatomy of a Murder" -- and Hitchcock's "North by Northwest," where the aim of writer and director was to make a kind of Hitchcock anthology.

There's a sandbox mode where the aim is simply to keep constructing and modifying the facility, but in the campaign mode, there's a series of story-driven chapters where you have specific objectives based around a range of characters.