Sentence examples for things set out from inspiring English sources

I like to see things set out clearly.

Too often we see things set out in black or white, good or bad.

The second hurdle is that more democracy would mean reopening the E.U. treaties, which, among many other things, set out how the leaderships in Brussels are chosen and how the institutions function.

The Prime Minister is expected to make a speech on the EU referendum today, in which he will among other things, set out his views on the UK opting out of approximately 130 EU policing and criminal justice measures.

Because she considers her hometown "a starting point, somewhere she was gradually leaving," she is always willing to try new things, set out on a new tack -- anything to allow her to take control of her life.

"So I am sitting here at the old pine table, in that light, with the breakfast things set out and a mug of strong tea in one hand and a book in the other and my mind rummaging idly through its own thoughts".

"THE BEAUTY ACADEMY OF KABUL" is a documentary about what happens when a group of volunteer hairdressers (you didn't know there was such a thing?) set out for Afghanistan to offer their services to the women of the devastated capital city by training teachers for a new beauty school.

I find that the best things we accomplish are rarely the things we set out to achieve.

'Never' and 'Rarely' (know what to do) 'Sometimes'Often'n' and 'Always' Cannot manage thingsa How often can you manage things you set out to do? 'Never' and 'Rarely' (able to manage things) 'Sometimes'Often'n' and 'Always' Feeling helplessa How often do you feel helpless?

"Looking back on the article now, I'd say we've already accomplished about 80percentt of things we set out to do," she said.

He long wanted a home in New Zealand, but "it sometimes take me a long time to do the things I set out to do," he said.