Sentence examples for book sets out from inspiring English sources
That is the mystery this book sets out to explore.
Not, of course, that this is entirely what the book sets out to prove.
Verbally and visually, the book sets out lots of facts blandly.
Lohr's book sets out to tell the story of these creators.
This question is easier to answer if a book sets out to make converts.
The reader waits for a transformation, but here again, the book sets out to defeat our expectations.
He coedited The Green Book setting out policy proposals for government after the next election.
"This book set out to discuss paintings," he says, "but to do so it has been obliged to discuss words".
In April last year the multimillionaire advertising mogul and art collector Charles Saatchi published a book setting out the philosophy by which he conducts his affairs.
The subsequent sections of the book set out to explore and map market/livelihood intersections through case studies by multiple authors, organised according to three sections, referred to by the editors as the 'principal dynamics' in pastoral production.
The book set out to revive interest in Eastern Europe after the euphoria of freedom had ebbed, in particular after the threat of Islamism had eclipsed the region's importance for the U.S.. Bad things happen in too many places when the U.S. looks away.
