Sentence examples for all that sets from inspiring English sources

The fragility of heroes is not all that sets Peru's political landscape apart.

It is this role differentiation, above all, that sets him apart from the more primitive specialist.

All that sets the stage for a winter of wrangling among the governor, the Legislature, the mayor and authority officials, who will be under intense pressure to rescue the region's mass transportation system.

At first glance, all that sets this game apart from dozens I played in the nineties is that the avatar Paul controls isn't a tomb-raiding archaeologist or a bandicoot but an unfriendly-looking biped with an enormous green, Darth Vader-esque head.

That's not all that sets them apart from most societies.

All that sets me apart, I suppose, is that my trip mostly focused on others' family histories.

But that wasn't all that set her apart from other mid-century writers.

All that, set against a soundtrack ruled by the Doors, the Rolling Stones, and the "White Album" incarnation of the Beatles, whose aural evolution defined the epoch.

Assessing debut episodes is especially tricky, given that they have so much to accomplish and not a lot of time for all that set-up.

Hinting at the influence of social media and how much information individuals readily make publicly available about themselves, Huston also referred to the current time as "the age of exposure," making the case that the time is ripe for a tell-all that sets the record straight.

The best design takes the shortest route to accomplish all that it sets out to do with clarity.