Sentence examples for blanche look from inspiring English sources

But what remains astonishing, and finally moving, about this celebration, is how the volumes published today in the Collection Blanche look in all essentials identical to the very first of them to appear, Claudel's L'Otage, in 1911.

The FBI still has carte blanche to look at NSA's international intercepts for Americans caught up in its net, and just last week the New York Times reported that the NSA plans to remove key privacy protections from much of its surveillance data, so that it can be shared with other federal agencies without any administrative protections.

On arrival at the camp we felt pretty pleased with ourselves that we'd been given this amazing access to a top-secret military facility and thought we had carte blanche to look around and observe the operations as journalists.

The MoD had seen the films we'd made for VBS that'd been shown on CNN and so (we thought) had given us carte blanche to look around and observe the operations as journalists.

The United States needs to find more effective ways to balance legitimate security concerns with the reality that the NSA's overreach has given carte blanche to those looking to shut down internet interoperability.

BLANCHE: You don't look Jewish.

On the other hand Carver was willing, even if a certain side of history casts him as a victim, and he did allow these stories to be published – indeed, in a letter written less than a week after the great missive of despair, Carver appears to give Lish carte blanche, saying only: "Please look at the suggestions I've pencilled in… even if you finally decide otherwise".

As so few people other than real-life spooks have ever been inside MI5's offices, the "Spooks" designers had carte blanche to imagine how they should look.

Putting aside for a moment the misogynistic culture that gives men carte blanche to make women feel crap about their bodies, these are curiously mixed messages being relayed about breasts, notably how they should look, how much we should show and how much we should hide.

Audiences looking to be shaken all night long need look no further than Nuit blanche à Montréal (a.k.a. the Montreal all-nighter) and its 175 mostly free concerts, exhibitions, and performances.

That looks very unlikely at first blanche.