Sentence examples for set up a thought from inspiring English sources

To sort out where, broadly speaking, the largest emissions of methane might be coming from, the panel set up a "thought experiment" in which plausible ranges of emissions were developed for natural gas production and distribution and compared with the panel's national estimate.

Set up a date.

Set up a bank.

Set up a table.

Set up a daytime party.

The show of 75 works is too modest to do justice to its enormous theme, but its juxtaposition of Western science and Eastern religion sets up a thought-provoking compare-contrast exercise.

Set up an account.

Whenever a new top seller pops up on our radar, we try to set up a call to get fresh thoughts on what could be improved immediately.

For if all there is to the story are our linguistic dispositions and the conditions to which they are presently attuned, the case has effectively been ceded to the anti-realist who denies it is possible to set up a correlation between our utterances or thoughts and the mind-independent states of affairs which, according to the metaphysical realist, uniquely make them true.

In 1995 he set up a 900 number to present his thoughts and feelings about his longtime friend and the media frenzy that surrounded the trial.

Team 2 remained together for slightly longer sleeping on the floor of the flat in Dalston that belonged to their cameraman Tim Eagle, they decided to film their own reality TV programme about themselves, and set up a "diary room" to discuss their thoughts about Russian and his show.