Sentence examples for always be looked from inspiring English sources

The 'mystery' will always be looked down upon because it is required to deliver a truth that life does not.

"The benefits system is being cut back to balance the economy, yet some people have unwavering belief that they will always be looked after if they can't work," said Peter Le Beau of Seven Families.

The final report of a government taskforce inquiry into neonatal care in England, due within weeks, will specify that all such newborns must always be looked after by their own nurse in order to maximise their chances of recovery.

The Camp David accords may not have solved the region's conflicts, but they will always be looked upon as among the first significant steps toward any sort of peace that may or may not come to pass in the region.

When people understand how their own immune system works it fosters a sense of ­personal responsibility, rather than the belief that their condition will always be looked after for them by a third party, he says.

"The memory of his performances for United at a time when the club competed in the higher echelons of European football will forever be part of our history and his winning goal against Borussia Monchengladbach in the UEFA Cup semi final in 1987 will always be looked back on with particular fondness by Arabs everywhere.

Don't always be looking elsewhere.

"We will always be looking for new elements," said Mr. Domingo.

But in spirit he will always be looking out for each and every one of us.

The BBC should always be looking for impartiality, and seeking out new voices.

We should always be looking at the way we discourage young people from taking drugs".