Sentence examples for work that sets from inspiring English sources

In New York, you've been making work that sets out to address the tensions of post-Ferguson America.

The movie has nothing to say about creativity itself, about the work that sets the city, the players — and the audiences — into motion.

Duchamp (whose greatest canvas, "Tu M'," can be seen upstairs ) is most notably represented by "Three Standard Stoppages," a work that sets the stage for both Conceptual and Process Art.

So what do you think it is about your work that sets you apart and has drawn such a following?

He could block and spike well enough, but couldn't pass or do any of the technical work that sets up those power moves.

It's this attention to character, and this flexibility and mobility of their work, that sets HouseSpecial apart as one of the most innovative houses in the industry.

This week, Alastair Macaulay will write about the work that set him on the path toward becoming The Times's chief dance critic.

Swamped, the work that set a new record price for Doig's art this week, is one of his earliest paintings of canoes and one of the earliest paintings that can be called a classic example of the Doig style.

Elliot Aronson, an emeritus professor of psychology at the University of California, Santa Cruz, called the 1954 edition "an incredible achievement that soon became recognized as the gold standard in social psychology, and a work that set the agenda for an entire field".

The opera itself was an intoxicating experience: a new American work that set out to honor both its source material (the great Sinclair Lewis satire of evangelism) and its new medium.

During the thalidomide investigation, the Sunday Times received pivotal Distillers documents from a whistleblower called Dr Montague Phillips, but it was journalistic work that set them in the proper context.