Sentence examples for one set out from inspiring English sources

For him, the desire to be elsewhere presented itself literally at the moment of birth, in the form of "the mystic bloom one set out in search of on that fateful day of red-faced weeping and vulnerability".

That, to put it mildly, is a lot of words in a very short time: not quite as challenging a task as the one set out by John F Kennedy in 1961 – to land a man on the moon and return him safely to earth by the end of the decade – but a serious job of work all the same.

No one set out to create dogs.

No one set out to cause climate change.

"No one set out that day with any intent to let a young man die.

Because last week, Mark Zuckerberg – the actual one – set out a new mission for the company he has created.

But no moment is as poignant as the day one sets out on the Mill River walk during an early spring thaw to discover a new blanket of whiteness in the thousands of snowdrops in bloom.

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.

No one sets out more bountiful pitchers of ice water.

This one sets out an entire alternative policy.