Sentence examples for but of looking from inspiring English sources

Coppola's films are inseparable from the pleasure of looking — not of looking through or past the world but of looking at it; there's joy, even exultation, but no transcendence, which implies leaving the material realm behind.

It is no longer solely a question of studying the merits of a defence infrastructure project designed to prevent risks but of looking instead into a broader and longer-term project implying a whole new logic of land-use management for the areas concerned.

But instead of looking down on the competition, Mr. Ross is looking inward.

But instead of looking at women, we were looking at houses.

In Marlboro, you get a different way of not only looking at the world but also of looking at life.

But instead of looking through the lens, as a DSLR viewfinder does, it is positioned above it.

But instead of looking around the world, we looked to the winery's own neighbors.

But instead of looking at Web links, it looks at how much data (i.e., people) are moving between locations.

But instead of looking fertile, they look fake -- fooling no one.

But instead of looking like the King of Pop, Gaga looks like she's in costume, and an unattractive one at that.

But the process of looking is all.