Sentence examples for really set off from inspiring English sources

That encounter is what really set off Mr. Mattsson's doubts.

How to really set off a prawn cocktail?

Chinese protesters, have you gotten it all out of your systems, or would you like us to really set off a riot outside the U.S. Embassy in Beijing by announcing no more visas to America for Chinese?

But what really set off the alarm bells, and eventually led him to sever ties with Mr. Salander a few years ago, was when another artist told him that Mr. Salander had sold off his paintings to a gallery.

"Our generation will be marked as the foundation that really set off what's most likely going to happen in the next fifty to a hundred years," one interviewee says.

But what really set off a wave of outrage across this normally decorous island-state is the fact that Mr. Ma, a 31-year-old financial investor, carried a Chinese passport, having arrived in Singapore four years earlier.

"The beveled edge really sets off the photo".

It's a very appealing finish that really sets off the fine detailing in the hour and minute markers, and the slight, natural sunburst effect on the second sundial made possible by its textured circles.

If the flap of a butterfly's wings in South America really do set off a chain of incidents which result in a Tsunami in Japan, is the butterfly at fault?

After putting on chest waders to protect ourselves from the fetid floodwaters — which Alladio warned me were "really gnarly" — we set off by boat from Interstate 10.

Especially to a professor who has to wade through a collection of them; Times seems to be the norm, so it really doesn't set off any subconscious triggers.