Sentence examples for brief looking from inspiring English sources

Very brief looking times occurred to the familiar adult, regardless of wig, and to the stranger wearing the familiar wig.

The text by the art historian George Michell is solid and brief; looking, not reading, is the point.

Health Affairs, the health policy journal, with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, has just issued a new policy brief looking at the various bills in the House and Senate, and their potential impact on the insurance market.

He also has a "roving brief" looking out for Lib Dem interests across the whole department, and in addition is shadowing Tory policy minister Oliver Letwin, which means he is in charge of monitoring every aspect of coalition policy for the Lib Dems - except, he stresses, those that fall to Danny Alexander: the economy, energy and defence.

UBS Global Wealth Management has published a new brief looking at what it expects for Brexit, a possible no-deal, and how it will affect the Sterling.

The center recently published a policy brief looking at the need to place a higher priority on health when key development decisions are made for example, in regards to expansion of ports, rail freeways, or warehouses.

Also for a striker like Chris Wondolowski, who has had scattered (brief) looks from Klinsmann.

"A Brief Look at the Dakin Publishing Company and Its Fire Insurance Maps". California Warehouse Book; Fire Map of Chico.

If your brief looks like a crook, it only confuses the jury.

The new department's bold name, and its broad brief, looks like a statement of intent.

This brief looks at the factors and actors behind today's high oil prices.