Sentence examples for is so set from inspiring English sources

Stempel, an associate professor of music at Fordham University, began writing "Showtime" in the late 1970s and is so set on being definitive he defines things it might, at this stage, be assumed we have a handle on.

"The Chinese Internet market is so set apart from other countries that we inside the industry refer to it as the Galápagos Island syndrome," said Kai Lukoff, the editor of TechRice, a China-focused technology blog based in Beijing.

Because Bourne is so set on narrative and maybe also because he spent his youth living the real life, not in a dance studio the number of his dance moves is limited.

Murray said Mantel's prose was poetic and beautiful: "It is so set in its time, you know exactly where you are and who you are with but it is also incredibly modern.

Scott is so set on fulfilling his quest that he doesn't even seem to be looking at the person he's speaking to; you wonder if he's thinking ahead to the next camera setup.

Rawls (1999, 104) describes the argument from the original position as invoking "pure procedural justice"—the deliberative situation is so set up that whatever principles it generates are, by the fact of their generation, just.

"Some of them were so set in their ways".

I was so set I was going to be Woody Allen, Quentin Tarantino.

"Everything about this case was so set up, I feel," she added.

Mr. Youngblood was 12 years old then, and not so happy about being so set apart.

He is such a flippant character that you struggle to believe that he could be so set on revenge.