Sentence examples for it seems set on from inspiring English sources

Like golf, religion and the working breakfast, it seems set on excluding women from decision-making.

Francis is unlikely to make women priests but he seems set on giving them a more prominent role within the Church.

Mr. Allaham seems set on seeing his own case through to the end, even though he owns five restaurants in Manhattan.

This was an issue facing Spx's stripped-back debut I Predict a Graceful Expulsion – a gospel-influenced folk album – but it's one she seems set on rectifying with Neuroplasticity.

The Fed seems set on heading for the exit; it would be wise to walk slowly.

This is the true meaning of "big society" – the very thing that the coalition seems set on destroying, despite its rhetoric.

David Cameron is just the latest Conservative Prime Minister to lead a party that seems set on tearing itself apart over Europe, maybe even while it is in government.

The party seems set on a piecemeal approach to its localist policy.

For now, Mozambique seems set on keeping South Africa at the top of its dance card, and its own people in the dark.

Mr Feith, unfortunately, seems set on ignoring the latter.

The government seems set on not letting more Palestinians enter.