Sentence examples for by looking with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "by looking with" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the act of observing something in conjunction with another element, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "You can gain insights by looking with a critical eye at the data presented."
Alternatives: "by observing with" or "through viewing with".
Neo's software helps determine if applicants' claimed jobs are real by looking, with permission, at the number and nature of LinkedIn connections to co-workers.
They have done it not by looking with mechanistic thoroughness at the way markets are different but rather by searching for meaning with a deeper wisdom.
We ran a series of workshops for them and at the end of the project they managed to save £660,000 by looking with a fresh perspective at how they run their business".
Just as Ms. Childs discovered through Ms. Sontag's writing that you find your way by looking, with "Carnation," Ms. Coates found her place in that gray area where dance meets performance art.
"People think cutting-edge science is done at the very highest energies, but fundamental discoveries can also be made by looking with very high precision".
Astronomers are missing as many as one-third of black holes by looking with the wrong telescopes, according to a new study which finds that massive black holes may be hiding behind thick clouds of dust and gas in the centers of galaxies.
The third brother tries to incorporate the lessons of his older siblings by looking up with one eye and down with the other.
Find wonder in the mundane by looking around with us, writing your own exploration reports, and reading famous poets and authors' take on truly experiencing one's environment.
Start by looking hard with both eyes to the right or left then cross your eyes without moving both your eyes back to center.
As Mr. Perkins marched down Broadway from Inwood to Battery Park, passers-by looked on with gazes that urged flashy licks he wasn't allowed to play.
In the study, their perception of 'care' included emotional care as well as some practical considerations, such as financial and time constraints that many parents may struggle with by looking after a child with developmental needs.
