Sentence examples for setting out to correct from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eissler was setting out to correct what he called the "misrepresentations" and "false claims" surrounding the bill, which, despite its overwhelming support in the House — more than two-thirds of his colleagues signed on to it, and only five voted against it — has generated vocal opposition from some within education circles who view it as a dramatic retreat from hard-won reforms.

With reforming zeal he sets out to correct this injustice.

Michael Bundock sets out to correct such narrow or inexact senses of Barber's existence.

And it is his hyperbole that the film sets out to correct.

Anyway, I doubt the bill would mitigate the non-problem it sets out to correct.

Over lunch the other day with a young investment banker, Riese set out to correct the record.

But researchers in France noted a shortcoming in these adoption studies and set out to correct it.

Brandishing statistics from Dun & Bradstreet and the 2000 census, the couple have set out to correct misconceptions.

Julie Reiner has set out to correct this cosmic injustice, even if she has to start in Manhattan.

He and his colleagues Nir Halevy of Stanford University and Adam Galinsky of Northwestern University, in Chicago, set out to correct this.

During these years, as the independence era's potential for brutality became clear, he set out to correct the colonial record with even greater vigor.