Sentence examples for sets out to present from inspiring English sources

This show is a busy, ambitious hodgepodge that sets out to present all aspects of the visual art in Greece during this period.

As an honest historian she cannot bring herself to gloss over the sheer awfulness of the man she sets out to present in a better light.

Like a good BBC newsman, he sets out to present a broad variety of opinions, but his attempt to trace the development of multicultural policy and its consequences from his own point of view dominates the structure of the book.

The APT8 sets out to present the work of artists responding to the contemporary world, its crises and challenges, from "environmental exploitation and natural disasters" to "technology, democracy and human rights".

Ms Kopacz is a pragmatic centrist, he says, with perhaps a bit more of a natural sensitivity than Mr Tusk.Although she sets out to present a motherly public persona, Ms Kopacz occasionally displays flashes of Thatcherite steel.

Perhaps it should serve as a healthy cold shower for any modern civilisational warrior who sets out to present the course of history as a simple tug-of-war between Christianity and Islam.

As on her new album, "MTV Unplugged 2.0" (Columbia), Ms. Hill set out to present unadorned reality.

But Trombone Shorty had clearly set out to present New Orleans as a city whose glory days aren't over.

I never set out to present the "real" Mrs. Nixon; I put a mirror in front of Mrs. Nixon, but I also let my own reflection show.

To be clear, I am not suggesting that the authors of the IPCC report or other climate scientists are at fault or deliberately setting out to present scientific facts in a partisan way.

From the first hours, various players set out to present the victim's family in service of their own disparate causes: lawyers, reporters, politicians, ministers, revolutionaries, money lenders, fame seekers, cranks and healers.