Sentence examples for which aim for from inspiring English sources

They are not designed for innovation, these behemoths — "American Idol," "The X Factor" — which aim for the widest possible viewership.

Either way, it leads to one of those chronically windy plays which aim for the upper storey of myth without first achieving the ground floor of realism.

And Bitcoin does the trick while being open (unlike conventional payment mechanisms, which aim for security by shielding themselves from outsiders).

Nutrition is not an MDG in itself, but three of the goals are closely related to it: those which aim for lower mortality rates for infants, children and mothers.

Barnard's use of fictional tools to tell a factual story also subverted the most common way we see estates on the big screen – via the social realist dramas of Ken Loach or Peter Mullan, which aim for naturalistic performances and an invisible crew.

If we are to cautiously agree that women are more at ease with discussing emotions, and therefore more comfortable with the idea of embracing their emotional response to music, then it is logical to assume that the songs which aim for the emotional jugular might appeal more to women than to men.

Unlike Le Baron, which aims for intimacy, Club Sandwich always looks to go big.

The new album is "Mentor Tormentor" (Majordomo), which aims for dreaminess but sometimes arrives at sleepiness instead.

They were mischievously captioned with declarations like, "A successful interior is one which aims for Good Manners and Abstinence".

"Jack Goes Boating," which aims for the improvisational, tender-and-abrasive mood of a Mike Leigh movie, does not quite hold together.

Much of it didn't appear to make it into the film, which aims for a softer sell.