Sentence examples for as at something from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as at something" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to indicate a specific point in time or a particular date when referring to a situation or status. Example: "As at December 31, 2022, the company's financial position was strong."
He put his hand on the door, as if to go, then he turned and smiled, not so much at me as at something that had just crossed his mind.
Do not assume that he's stupid just because he isn't as good at something as you expected him to be.
Many of these movies, marketed largely to women, depict powerful women as, at best, something to be wary of, and at worst, something to disdain.
As well as staring at something beautiful, one can also stare at someone, or something, different from the norm, such as a freak at a sideshow.
The black man and the white man look at this black arm and this black hand as if at something that is causing problems for both of them.
If you don't practice, you're simply not going to be as good at something, as you could have been.
Hair can be looked at as something as interchangeable as nail polish.
Thus, 'cutting' is seen as a behaviour with enough symbolism to be considered 'suicidal' yet with low enough 'lethality' to be thought problematic, either as a 'gesture' or as aiming at something else entirely.
His exhibition title, "As If," may be read as hinting at something supernatural animating his otherwise mundane subjects.
"You would think that people would yawn at something as boring as a thermostat," Campbell said.
Just last week, during a fund-raising visit to Florida, he marveled at something as mundane as a screen saver.
