Sentence examples for she sets for from inspiring English sources

A couple of overstrained paintings demonstrate the difficulty of the standards she sets for herself.

Citing the "very high bar" she sets for herself when confronting ethical issues, Ms. White explained that she would avoid former clients for a year.

It describes an episode in the voyage of the sage Vainamoinen, in which he becomes smitten with Pohjola's daughter but loses her when he fails, despite his own supernatural powers, to accomplish the tasks she sets for him.

• To the Editor: As a religious studies teacher at the all-girls Catholic secondary school of which Sister Margaret McBride is a graduate, I rejoice in the fine example she sets for our current students: a faith-filled, theologically astute, compassionate woman able to make wise decisions in the most difficult circumstances.

Above all Guillermoprieto is subtle: in fact, the task she sets for herself with "Looking for History," her second collection of essays (after "The Heart That Bleeds," and also after "Samba," her rich account of a year's immersion in the culture of Brazilian dance), is so subtle that you could almost call it radical.

Butts has Nobel aspirations because, as with every goal she sets for herself, she intends to succeed at the highest levels.

Today she refined the question to: What qualifications would she set for someone seeking to be President of her neighborhood?

At Mr. Hashmi's request, Judge Preska agreed to expedite his sentencing, which she set for June 7.

The task she set for herself, to invigorate her dulling faith, was accomplished by the deliberate, contemplative practice of praying in her own words.

Diana became skilled at diverting her attention, focussing on the goals she set for herself at school and in the pool.

The most fascinating test she faces is not just Brexit but the one she set for herself in her speech in Birmingham on Monday.