Sentence examples for his setting up from inspiring English sources

Vogel's notion of subversive art depended on his setting up of a straw man of conventions that films subverted, the norms that they defied.

And while many readers sympathized with the priest who described leaving the ministry to marry, some questioned his setting up shop on RentAPriest.com.

Powers would have done better to avoid this hackneyed dichotomy, for his setting up of inspiration and craft as antithetical and somehow mutually exclusive is doubly irresponsible and absurd.

So Crace wasn't a grass after all, though I missed the point of his setting up customs and the police, other than to justify a beating for bad old Foley, who got to spout some of Penney's "the truth will kill you" wisdom.

After his Senate defeat, there were a number of personal lows -- the apology to the Talking Heads, the whole Jim Greer catastrogasm, his setting up shop with the Morgan & Morgan law firm.

His setting-up of misions as a means of bypassing saboteurs in the old, corrupt bureaucracy was typical of the extraordinary political and social imagination that is changing Venezuela peacefully.

"You guys hungry?" he asked the inspectors, when they came to check out his set-up.

Some of his set-up situations are quite mundane, some are surreal, some sinister.

McNamara has a very strong and defined idea of what he wants from his set-up.

He has built something different and has got some different things in his set-up now.

Home manager John Hughes appeared to change his set-up to accommodate conditions and it proved effective in the first half.