Sentence examples for no one sets from inspiring English sources

Of course, no one sets out to lose money on oil, but with the prospect of more stringent climate policies that could limit future oil field development, producers may be looking to stake out their territory now.

This week, a guest essay from my colleague Patrick LaForge on a perennial problem — leads (and other sentences) that tax readers' patience: No one sets out to write an opening sentence so long that it frustrates and irritates readers.

Even in broad daylight, almost no one sets foot outside.

But no one sets the tone like the major leaguers.

No one sets out to make a box-office flop.

No one sets out more bountiful pitchers of ice water.

No one set of rules works on all ship types.

But apparently no one set up a surveillance camera on what was happening in there.

The majority of America's universities recognize that no one set of criteria can be used for college admissions ("Confusion on Affirmative Action," editorial, June 4).

No one set out to create dogs.

There's no one set philosophy".