Sentence examples for establish something about from inspiring English sources

Thus, when Duhem accused Faraday and Maxwell of having English minds, he did so by trying to establish something about how they conducted their science, not by referring to their ancestry.

Nevertheless the proof does not purport to establish something just about the triangle in the diagram, but something about all triangles.

It took more then 70 years to establish something of a consensus about how to decide who does best overall.

We have to establish something".

About 1,200 children and 40 professional players attended the event on Jan . 7 but Clarke wanted to establish something more enduring.

But a few other of Mr. Argue's pieces, including "Induction Effect" and "Habeas Corpus," established something else about him: he wants his music to make contemporary sense.

In a funny and touching scene, the confused, grieving Oliver meets Anna at a fancy-dress party where he's dressed as an old-style shrink (presumably Sigmund Freud) and she pretends to be an analysand, thus establishing something distancing, therapeutic and slightly whimsical about their relationship.

Yet the latter is sprouting some intriguing giant-killers too: independently-developed football games giving the established franchises something to think about.

He conceded that he "would like to do something" about establishing some ethical guidelines.

"It took me a while to establish it because there was something about the fellow that I was missing".

We wore it as teenagers with rock icons pictures on it or silly sentences or ridiculously funny drawings and of course we wore it completely ripped for fashion statement or teenage reactions to any established rules or diktats (I know something about that too...)...