Sentence examples for set up a kind from inspiring English sources

Nearby, in a hotel basement suite, artist and poet Heather Phillipson has set up a kind of rumpus room.

The trick of the piece is to set up a kind of anti-architecture that allows you to feel the light and space.

A WOODWORKER'S ART The woodworker Sam Maloof set up a kind of barter business at his 1950s home and workshop in Alta Loma, Calif., near Pomona.

Central government has deliberately set up a kind of pseudo-market and for that reason institutions are encouraged to spend money on things other than teaching and research.

It has also set up a kind of treasure hunt for visitors by marking other Olympic-related art throughout the display.

Anderson has set up a kind of allegory of development, in which the two overwhelming forces — entrepreneurial capitalism and evangelism — build Southern California together and then, inevitably, fall into combat.

It sets up a kind of spoof Batman and Robin, as if the Caped Crusader and his spooky lap-dog were not parody enough.

This is funny, the artist spoofing his own avant-gardist pretensions, but it also sets up a kind of Borgesian hall of mirrors wherein one glimpses the mind-boggling complexity of self-consciousness.

With what we think increasingly determined by how we get our information, Warner's and Dupr? approaches line up with the rival methodologies at the far ends of the spectrum -- faith-based versus fact-based -- in a standoff that sets up a kind of false parity, as if faith and facts were equal and opposite.

For those of us who don't have a cute tot to help distract us from the siren call of social media, as Mr. Dash does, Mr. Hofmann recommends setting up a kind of screen diet, building in a period each day to go screenless, either by going for a run and leaving your phone at home, or by stashing it in a drawer during dinner or while hanging out with friends.

A teenage monk sets up a kind of fast-spoken chant line, the deeper-throated voices functioning like a descant.