Sentence examples for lately set from inspiring English sources

Such statements appear at odds with the popular vision of the Silicon Valley tech mogul, and especially with the image of Thiel, who has lately set his sights on vanquishing aging and death.

Mr. Monserrate, a stocky, soft-spoken man, has lately set himself apart from a crowd of ambitious council members by taking on the role of the mayor's chief critic on a particularly sensitive issue.

Hollande may yet come to rue some or much of what he has lately set in train as normality returns; the price of such from-the-gut leadership can be high.

Philip Roth and Jonathan Franzen have lately set the bar so exhilaratingly high for the American novel that you feel some sympathy for those of their daunted colleagues who no longer even bother to jump, but who instead just run along under and hope nobody notices.

Even Ronald Reagan would be unable to pass all of the litmus tests that conservatives lately have set up to determine who's a "real" Republican.

Mr. Dimon, who runs JPMorgan Chase, has lately been setting a comforting tone for the sector's earnings.

But lately, Sequoia has set its sights on breaking into new international markets.

Lately he's set his sights on seeing just how much further his music can really take him.

The school burger has gotten more than its share of the spotlight lately as parents set off a media firestorm in a rally to remove the controversial, ammonia-treated "lean finely textured beef," nicknamed "pink slime," from schools.

But lately, a set of doctors, most of whom have not come up through plastic surgery, has been touting the awake option as a boon to patient choice and as a safer option than general anesthesia.

LATELY, though, confusion has set in.