Sentence examples for Set about thinking from inspiring English sources

Immediately afterward, the leading architect Toyo Ito set about thinking how he and his colleagues could help.

"I imagine that Miyazaki might, almost at once, have set about thinking how to draw and animate a fire demon".

Bob Twiggs, then at Stanford University and now at Morehead State University, was frustrated by long delays on a large-satellite programme and set about thinking how much satellite capability might be crammed into a much smaller craft that could be launched cheaply.

Going back to the drawing board, they made adjustments to turn Vanity Trove into a profitable business and set about thinking up their next move.

In an article in a Chinese-language magazine, Open, and in a current series of lectures, Mr Huang has given the first, disarmingly fresh, glimpse of how China's leaders set about thinking about Hong Kong's return.

Eusebius McKaiser's essay set me thinking about the trial – and about bathrooms – in the context of South Africa's past.

What set me thinking about this was this article about creating a tablet "from scratch".

Dunbar was concerned that her latest book, Pink Chameleon, was a little bit too pink, and this set me thinking about the messages book covers send about what's inside, whether they're accurate or not.

Thinking about this unity-behind-diversity in the messages about political corruption, net neutrality and open access set me thinking about the way my colleagues and I frame our advocacy for the last of those items, open access to scholarship.

"That set me thinking about what might work with cork.

This set me thinking about why we are so certain that Zeus never existed.