Meanings of special aim in English

He surely had no special aim, but at least he had impatience.

You have to have a plan, some special aim in mind.

With no special aim he wandered up and down, and to and fro.

Each had its own special aim for its own advantage.

The latter was the special aim of Antony's desires.

Her special aim at present was to bring us forward in the French and Italian languages.

To secure this power, and to consolidate ecclesiasticism is the special aim of the Christian priesthood.

Each Bible book has a well considered plan, a special aim, a historical setting and a practical value.

Sessions took special aim at Philadelphia Mayor James Kenney, who has reaffirmed the city's "welcoming" stance toward immigrants.

All the rest seemed to have some special aim or ambition about which to build up their lives-shehad none.

One of these he now played upon the spruce and vigilant little potentate whom it was our special aim to win.

Skylan made a mental note to tell his spear-thrower to take special aim at the shaman, and then he turned to Treia.

While they were eating, the eagle questioned his guest about his travels, and if he was wandering for pleasure's sake, or with any special aim.

Was there at the Cedars a force that defied physical laws, moving its inhabitants like puppets for special aims of its own?

The special aims of the paper were "to awaken a deeper religious interest in all the great philanthropic and benevolent enterprises of the day."