Sentence examples for sets out to explain from inspiring English sources

A Harvard humanities professor sets out to explain how Shakespeare became the greatest of all playwrights.

It sets out to explain a concept called "self-organised criticality".

Mr. Burr sets out to explain how such obsessive curiosity turned Mr. Turin into a pioneering scientist who, in the author's estimation, deserves a Nobel Prize.

Now Empires of the Imagination sets out to explain a parallel shift: how did Britain go from "relative artistic backwater" to the "leading cultural power in Europe"?

Now, in "Looking for Spinoza," he sets out to explain what precisely an emotion is, and what parts of the brain give rise to emotions of different kinds.

The film sets out to explain why a very polite and peaceful middle-aged clerk should have bludgeoned two housewives to death with a frying pan.

"Ida doesn't set out to explain history," he said.

It is the inequalities of the latter sort that he set out to explain.

Two new papers* by three well-known economists set out to explain.

Later, he collaborated on Wikinomics, which set out to explain how collaboration was changing everything.

Clark set out to explain where the poses began, where they went, and why they mattered.