Sentence examples for this show sets out from inspiring English sources

This show sets out to rescue his reputation, reinstating him as a radical innovator.

No, this show sets out explicitly and deliberately to attack bourgeois morality and tastes.

This show sets out the work of seven Italians: Olivo Barbieri, Gabriele Basilico, Guido Guidi, Mimmo Jodice, Martino Marangoni, Massimo Vitali and Silvio Wolf.

By looking at John Singer Sargent's paintings and sketches of his bohemian friends, this show sets out to challenge the Edwardian star portraitist's glossy image.

This show sets out more than 80 of Adrian's scintillating productions for the movies, as well as the soignée suits and dresses he created for the retail trade.

This show sets out more than 80 of Adrian's scintillating productions for the movies as well as the soigné suits and dresses he created for the retail trade.

Crabb argued that the show sets out to humanise the politicians it features: This is the stuff that realistically drives the political process.

Organized by the Architecture League, with Peter Buchanan as guest curator, the show sets out to demonstrate that environmental priorities are not antagonistic to the highest aesthetic standards, as they are often presumed to be.

With some 160 objects and works of art, from a still growing collection already six times that size, the show sets out to illustrate 1,000 years of Islamic artistic and scientific accomplishments in countries from China to Spain.

Whether the show sets out to directly compare its dystopian themes with today's political climate, for some readers ― and for the story's author ― the similarities are ripe for picking.

In January, the show set out on a formidable, 60-city, four-month national tour; last Sunday, it appeared at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, and today it will be on Long Island at the Staller Center in Stony Brook.