Sentence examples for but by looking from inspiring English sources

"But by looking inward deeply I'm trying to get outside myself and connect with other people".

Not by taking bribes but by looking the other way when his companies are destroying lives.

But by looking at video images, mission controllers confirmed that the arm had indeed fully retracted.

Mayo is close, but by looking right at first, Sanchez draws him away from the passing lane.

But, by looking at scanner data from grocery stores, the Yale group has determined that this isn't happening.

Of this select group, only Judi Dench is defined not by being looked at but by looking.

"I didn't only study by reading books but also by looking at clothing," Mrs. Fukai said.

But even by looking at the most horrific of tenements (which 97 Orchard clearly was not) the implied comparison to some of these institutions is grossly disproportionate.

The sound on the set was turned down; but just by looking you could tell that the kid had taken a gun to school.

It is insistent this cannot be done with salami slicing across the budget, but rather by looking at new solutions, such as localised welfare.

So Abdul Fattah al-Sisi rose to the top not by overthrowing his seniors, but rather by looking after them.